Description
In an age when headlines shape reputations, how do we separate justice from spectacle? Join media lawyer Louis Charalambous and a leading journalist for a timely discussion exploring high-profile cases like Johnny Depp v. The Sun and the Bashir/Diana interview scandal.
Drawing on real-life examples, the panel will examine how media narratives are constructed, challenged and amplified, as well as the legal frameworks that govern reporting.
With growing scrutiny of media treatment of women, including Chappell Roan and Amber Heard, alongside renewed attention on figures like Carolyn Bessette Kennedy, this conversation asks whether “trial by media” is more pervasive than ever.
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Louis Charalambous
Louis Charalambous is a media lawyer with extensive experience working with newspapers, journalists and in the libel courts. He has served as an in-house lawyer at publications including The Sun, as well as acting privately. Having worked his way up through the legal profession, he is driven by a strong sense of justice and a commitment to protecting the innocent.
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