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Levy & McRae Solicitors LLP

Defamation/Reputation Management

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Levy & McRae Solicitors LLP

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Levy & McRae is one of the best-known media law firms in Scotland. We have one of the largest teams of media lawyers in Scotland who are available on a 24/7 basis 365 days a year.

We advise the print and broadcast media as well as individuals and corporate clients on all aspects of media law. On a day-to-day basis we advise newspaper publishers and broadcasters on issues including: defamation, privacy and contempt of court.

We also advise individuals and corporate clients on reputation management issues. We regularly advise on social media content issues and are familiar with the international and technology issues that arise.

The firm has been at the forefront of many of the leading contempt of court and defamation cases in recent years and have led the way in ensuring that the media can report cases in court.

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Defamation/Reputation Management - Scotland

Band 1

Band 1


What the Team is Known For

Levy & McRae Solicitors is a well-regarded practice that handles an array of contentious matters including defamation, privacy and contempt of court. The firm assists clients in the broadcast and print media sectors, as well as other companies and individuals. The team is additionally able to advise on social media-related issues.

Notable Practitioners

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  • Band 1David McKie
    Band 1David McKie

    David McKie

    David McKie offers extensive experience acting for newspapers and broadcasters in defending against defamation claims. He is also skilled in advising high-profile individuals and businesses on reputation protection matters.

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