Join us in congratulating the #LawyerAwards Disputes boutique firm OTY finalists: Hughes Fowler Carruthers @KellerLenknerUk Powell Gilbert Provenio Litigation Slateford Tenet Compliance & Litigation Zaiwalla & Co

I loved jon ronson's book So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed so the fact he's speaking at this event hosted by mates at Slateford is a double bubble. You can sign up at the link below - highly recommended. eventbrite.co.uk/e/can-you-ever…

Tomorrow we are releasing a bonus breakout episode which doesn't focus on one person's football journey but instead on an issue that impacts football. This episode is on trolling. The episode features Leigh Nicol, Jessica Alden of Slateford, Stan Collymore and Isabella Sorley

"I'm a person, I'm reading what you're saying right now ..." We hear from Leigh Nicol about the impact on a victim of the comments, the messages and the feeling of being treated, in her darkest hours, like an object.

We're delighted to sponsor the Football Journeys Podcast podcast and to support Leigh Nicol. So many important points are made in this episode, including the need to raise awareness of the legal and human consequences of intimate image abuse and trolling. The podcast comes out tomorrow.

An insightful session with Natalie McEvoy from Slateford jam-packed with real life case studies on how to manage and stop a crisis. #CrisisComms22

Natalie McEvoy, counsel at Slateford, joins @PRWeekUKNews PRWeek Hub this afternoon for #CrisisComms22 to speak about how you can stop an issue from becoming a crisis, using case studies from around the world to show the importance of stakeholder management when things go wrong.

Jess Alden, associate Slateford shares her views on how #Glassdoor and similar websites can provide an early indication that a reputational crisis may be on its way, and what measures to take to prevent this type of issue turning into a crisis, in todays People Management

When might fictional or embellished claims about real people in docudramas be defamatory? Associate Jess Alden spoke to Evie about why content creators must consider whether 'made up' allegations will truly be taken by the viewer/reader to be fiction or considered fact

We’d also like to thank Slateford for sponsoring our 2022 Summer Camp.   Without you, it really wouldn’t have been possible.   Thank you for your support!   #SummerCamp #Sponsorship #Charity #BrentfordPenguinsFC 🐧

Today in our series acknowledging the best in the worlds of law, property, lifestyle and more, we're highlighting Chris Scott, Spear's recommended reputation & privacy lawyer at Slateford Slateford To see his full profile, tap the link: spears500.com/adviser/4417/c…

We are pleased to report that the firm has been named as a finalist in the #BritishLegalAwards in the category Crisis Management Team of the Year. Congratulations to all those who have been shortlisted! slateford.law/insights/briti…

The chaos at Twitter may mean there’s a small window where entities like Eli Lilly and Company can be looking at suing Twitter for #defamation – something not usually seen due to the internal processes most social media companies have in place. slateford.law/insights/twitt…