Norwich Pharmacal Proceedings and Human Rights
- Freedom of expression and disclosure orders
- The relevance of conduct, motive and purpose
- The need for procedural safeguards
- Recent case law and the future
- Interbrew S.A. v Financial Times
- Mersey Care NHS Trust v Ackroyd
- Financial Times v United Kingdom.
Vincent Nelson QC was appointed a QC in 2001. He appears regularly in the High Court, Court of Appeal, House of Lords and Privy Council in disputes involving some of the United Kingdom and USA’s most well known names. Cases include: Society of Lloyd’s v Jaffray; Society of Lloyd’s v Leigh’s; National Bank Limited v Hew; Ashworth Hospital Authority v Mirror Group Newspapers.
Jonathan Bellamy has an established litigation/arbitration and advisory practice in commercial law including media, breach of confidence and regulatory work. Jonathan recently represented Ashworth Special Hospital as Junior Counsel before the Court of Appeal in an action for an order for source disclosure against an investigative journalist who obtained Ian Brady’s confidential medical records and sold them to The Mirror newspaper for publication. Jonathan is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators, a Chartered Arbitrator and a CEDR Accredited Mediator.
Rory Dunlop has a wide range of experience in public law. He has been instructed in cases before the High Court and Court of Appeal. His particular expertise is Human Rights: he worked for nine months at the Registry of the European Court of Human Rights, drafting judgments and decisions in numerous British and Irish cases. He has lectured on behalf of the Council of Europe and the Raoul Wallenberg institute in Strasbourg, Armenia and Azerbaijan on human rights law in general and the right to freedom of expression in particular.
Date: Tuesday 6th February 2007
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