England - London • TMT (technology, media and telecoms)
Schillings
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Schillings handles reputation and defamation issues for a wide array of prominent global businesses across the retail, financial services, manufacturing and healthcare sectors. The team also regularly represents UHNWIs, including the Duke of Sussex, in cases concerning privacy and defamation. Rachel Atkins spearheads the team and is instructed by a variety of individuals, business owners and corporates in the financial services and retail sectors. Jenny Afia has represented some of the most high-profile individuals in the world in the entertainment, technology and finance sectors, while Joelle Rich supports private clients currently under media scrutiny with their right to privacy issues. Ben Hobbs is experienced in crisis management for corporates and individuals, and recently-promoted partner Sam Ahuja is experienced in defamation matters across multiple jurisdictions. Steven Hudson is another key name.
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Testimonials
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‘Schillings are a great team who after all these years still occupy a unique place in the legal market. Their emphasis on reputation management is second to none and they are a first port of call in this area.’
‘The Schillings team are the best in the world that we have ever engaged for our reputation management. They are well resourced and multi-skilled and have very strong investigative and fact-checking experience.'
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Key clients
- The Duke of Sussex
- Sir James Dyson
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Work highlights
- Acting for Sir James Dyson in his claim against MGN relating to an article published in the Mirror making defamatory allegations about the client.
- Representing the Duke of Sussex in a claim against Associated Newspapers regarding a defamatory article published by The Mail on Sunday relating to the Duke of Sussex’s judicial review claim on the UK Government’s decision to withdraw police protection for him and his family in the UK.
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