Carter-Ruck’s Athalie Matthews analyses the ‘Hemming effect’ as the controversy over injunctions rages on
June 15, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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Carter-Ruck’s Athalie Matthews (pictured above) analyses the ‘Hemming effect’ as the controversy over injunctions rages on
During a parliamentary debate about injunctions on 23 May, the Liberal Democrat MP John Hemming (pictured below) outed a footballer, whose name you consequently know, by identifying him as the man alleged to have had an affair with Imogen Thomas.
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