Whether it’s a print title, a news site, social media, a podcast or a TV format: today, reach is created in real time — and just as quickly, inaccurate facts, unlawful “trial-by-media” suspicion reporting, or illegitimate image use
can infringe personal rights and trigger serious reputational harm. In the digital environment, content has a long tail: it is shared, mirrored, indexed and kept searchable — often long after the original occasion has passed.
We help you stop, correct and remove damaging content effectively. Depending on the circumstances, we pursue your claims swiftly and decisively: from right of reply, correction and retraction, to injunctive relief and takedowns,
through to damages. Our approach is both legally rigorous and technically informed: platform dynamics, viral distribution, re-uploads, caches, snippets and search-engine indexing are factored into the strategy from day one.
We are equally a trusted partner for media companies, editorial teams and content providers. We support legally compliant reporting — from preventive risk and privacy/right-of-personality reviews and robust editorial workflows to
defending against press-law claims. The result is practical legal certainty for editorial decisions, without losing sight of journalistic freedom.
Advisory focus areas
- Review of reporting (print, online, social media, TV/video)
- Enforcement of injunctive relief – out of court and in court
- Right of reply, correction and retraction
- Interim injunctions against publishers, platform operators, bloggers and others
- Takedowns, de-indexing and measures against mirroring/re-uploads of unlawful content
