Olswang, Carter-Ruck, Collyer Bristow and Matrix Chambers have been chosen to advise affected parties as News International announced Thursday the closure of News of the World amid allegations of phone-hacking and police bribery.
July 08, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A raft of law firms have been handed roles acting for News International and other affected parties as the publisher on Thursday announced the closure of its Sunday newspaper, the News of the World (NoW).
The NoW is set to publish its final issue this Sunday (July 10) following allegations of phone-hacking and police bribery, with Olswang, Carter-Ruck, Collyer Bristow and Matrix Chambers all acting for parties involved in the ongoing scandal.
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