How do you stop someone from defaming you?

This case demonstrates a typical social media defamation case where with prompt action and the right legal support a case that could have lasted for years, was brought to a satisfactory outcome very promptly.

Affordable Norwich Pharmacal Order (NPO) Service

Norwich Pharmacal Orders (NPOs) are a type of order which can be obtained from the High Court. They are frequently used in cases where confidential information is held by a third party and is needed in order to bring proceedings against another party, for example where someone has been the victim of online harassment.

Defamation on Twitter by an anonymous user

Someone filmed me and published the video without my consent on social media

Recent incidents, particularly in Manchester, have highlighted a disturbing trend of individuals, especially women, being filmed without their consent during nights out. These videos, often shared on platforms like TikTok, not only invade the privacy of those filmed but also raise significant legal questions regarding the balance between the right to film in public spaces and the protection of

What to do if you need to uncover the identity of your internet troll

Defamation against a company and defamation against directors

What are the potential consequences of exposing someone on social media?

Exposing someone on social media can have legal ramifications. Can you sue someone for exposing you on social media? The answer depends on the specifics of the situation, but it's important to note that exposing someone on social media can lead to legal consequences. In some cases, this may include defamation, harassment or invasion of privacy. Harassment is both a civil and a criminal

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