The Press Justice Project is a charity which exists to help anyone affected by wrongdoing in the newspapers or their websites and to educate students, decision-makers and the wider public on press standards and accountability.
On 17 October 2024 the Press Justice Project is holding an event, hosted by Brown Rudnick, on “Reputation, privacy and the future of media law” where leading media lawyers, victims of press abuse and advocates for media fairness collaborate to educate delegates on media, reputation, and privacy laws and the regulatory landscape.
The panels will consist of experts at the cutting edge of media law and those who have faced intrusive or unlawful media attention, as they combine their first-hand knowledge and experiences to explore key legal issues, impacts, trends, forecasts and how we may improve future protection and accountability in media law.
Featuring:
CHARLOTTE HARRIS, Partner, Brown Rudnick | HUGH TOMLINSON KC, Matrix Chambers | WILLIAM BENNETT KC, 5RB | SARA MANSOORI KC, Matrix Chambers | TAMSIN ALLEN, Senior Consultant, Bindmans | RACHAEL SOMERSET, Level Law | LEXIE KIRKCONNELL-KAWANA, CEO, Impress | TIM WALKER, playwright
Details:
Thursday October 17th / 8 Clifford St, London W1S 2LQ / Conference, 3pm – 6pm / Networking drinks, 6pm – 7pm
Delegate Ticket; £150. Book here
AGENDA
Welcome
Stephen Kinsella OBE, Chair of the PJP Trustees
Libelled by Alexa: The legal risks of AI
Tamsin Allen, Bindmans; Sara Mansoori KC, Matrix Chambers; Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana, Impress
Developments in media law
Charlotte Harris, Brown Rudnick; Hugh Tomlinson KC, Matrix Chambers
True story: Legal implications for dramatic retellings of real events
Rachael Somerset, Level Law, William Bennett KC, 5RB, Tim Walker, playwright
To be followed by networking drinks, courtesy of Brown Rudnick.
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