RJW News
- Mosley faces tough battle over sex claims
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04 April 2008, Jeremy Clarke-Williams
Legal experts say Max Mosley, the embattled FIA president, is unlikely to reap much financial gain from taking legal action against a UK newspaper that published revelations of his alleged role in a sado-masochistic orgy with five prostitutes. - Sarah Webb appears on Sky news - twice in three days…
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19 March 2008, Sarah Webb
Sarah Webb, Partner and head of the Media & Reputation Management Unit this week made two guest appearances on Sky News. - Ex-Morgan Crucible Chief Wins U.K. Extradition Ruling
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12 March 2008, Tom Epps
Tom Epps comments on former Morgan Crucible Co. Chief Executive Officer Ian Norris' case. He is accused by U.S. prosecutors of price-fixing, and has won a ruling from the U.K.'s highest court that hinders attempts to extradite him for a trial in Pennsylvania. - Business Questions
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26 February 2008, Jeremy Clarke-Williams
Jeremy Clarke-Williams answers a question in the Financial Times on what can be done about defamatory comments on the internet - Down to the Wire
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22 February 2008, Jeremy Summers
Jeremy Summers writes for the Law Society Gazette about how we can use intercept evidence in a way that will lead to fairer trials and avoid extending pre-charge detention - Jeremy Summers on BBC News 24
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06 February 2008, Jeremy Summers
Jeremy Summers was interviewed on BBC News 24 where he commented on Government plans to allow intercept evidence in criminal trials. - Disabled TV man wins payout for chip-and-pin ordeal at Checkout
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30 January 2008, Paul Daniels
A Former Sky News presenter with a brain disease has won a landmark case after suffering discrimination at a supermarket checkout. - Trials of a prison whistleblower
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29 January 2008, John Sturzaker
John Sturzaker comments on his case involving whistleblowing in the prison service. Prison Service vowed the "indefensible" way one of its prison officers was treated for whistleblowing would never happen again. - Potential blood transfusion claims for British soldiers
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10 January 2008, James Bell
News emerged today of 18 British soldiers who received unscreened blood after being injured in combat. Media speculation has mentioned the possibility of legal action. - Barbican House manager wins £100,000 over flexible working
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22 December 2007, Jasmine Johal
A former Barbican manager is in line for more than £100,00 in compensation after winning a landmark case for sex discrimination and unfair dismissal.