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Media Law Solicitors in Manchester

Whether you are the “victim” of a story in a tabloid or the perpetrator of an alleged defamatory article on the internet, our team of experienced Manchester lawyers are ready, willing and able to devote our resources.

If that means stopping a story from appearing or obtaining substantial damages if it is too late, we will take every conceivable step to stand by you in your case and work hard to win for you.

Stripes’ specialist expertise has also been developed to defend doctors and scientists who are challenged for attacks on medical research and product development.

Leading cases have been pursued to further the protection of privacy whether by injunctions to stop publication, attacks on the methodology in which stories have been obtained illegally such as “phone hacking”. Our experience and innovation in this field leads the way.

Our media law services include:

  • Media and Sports
  • Contentious and Non-Contentious
  • Reputation Management
  • Libel
  • Slander
  • Privacy
  • Phone Hacking
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