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Work 020 7353 5005
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Adam Tudor

Tel:
Work +44 20 7353 5005
Email:
Carter-Ruck

Work Department

Media and commercial litigation.

Position

Partner specialising in defamation and other media and commercial litigation. Noteworthy cases include: (when with previous firm) representing Sir Alan Sugar against the News of the World and Daily Mail (winning damages of £100,000 following jury trial); representing Kate and Gerry McCann – obtaining, in March 2008, an unprecedented four front-page apologies from national newspapers together with damages of £550,000; representing a number of individuals falsely linked with terrorist plots in the UK (obtaining numerous broadcast and printed apologies and damages totalling over £700,000, including over £225,000 by one claimant); acting for Jenifer Howlett (a local councillor) in two successful jury trials – damages awards totalling £87,500, including the highest jury award of 2003; representing Yusuf Islam (formerly Cat Stevens) in numerous successful libel complaints. Other clients include political figures and various multi-national corporations.

Career

Career: Trained Hebert Smith; qualified 1997; Peter Carter-Ruck & Partners 2001; partner 2003. Qualified solicitor advocate.

Member

Member: The Media Society.

Education

Education: Stanwell School, Penarth; Balliol College, Oxford (1993 First Class Degree Law); Nottingham Law School (1994 LPC).

Leisure

Leisure: Family, sport, music, film.

Practice Areas

Defamation and privacy; Employment; Litigation - commercial

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