Matrix Chambers is ‘an excellent set for data protection’, with members utilising a wealth of experience in overlapping areas of public law, crime, competition and media law. Antony White KC, Hugh Tomlinson KC, Kirsten Sjovoll and Edward Craven all appeared on opposite sides of the table in Trump v Orbis Business Intelligence Ltd, with the High Court dismissing the data protection claim of the former president in regard to the Russian sex allegations contained in the “Steele Dossier”; ultimately granting summary judgment in favour of the defendant. Catrin Evans KC acted on behalf of the Wall Street Journal publisher in Pacini & Ors v Dow Jones & Company, a High Court data protection claim for “right to be forgotten” relief regarding articles about legal proceedings in the Cayman Islands.
Testimonials
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- 'Alison Scanes and Chris Beard have always been a pleasure to work with.'
- 'The set is well run. Alison Scanes is an excellent Senior Practice Manager – very personable but professional, and keen to assist wherever possible. Chris Beard is also very good.'
- 'The clerks are all excellent.'
- 'The Matrix clerks are top notch.'
- 'I think the set as a whole is very strong in data protection and privacy law, offering both claimant and defendant teams and a good choice of Counsel of varying levels to assist.'
- 'Matrix Chambers is very strong on the privacy and media side. They have a number of leading silks in this area.'
- 'Matrix have a wealth of talent.'
- 'Matrix Chambers is very strong in relation to data protection and privacy generally.'