Linklaters' role in the News Corporation phone-hacking investigation has been thrown back into the spotlight by a leaked recording of a meeting between CEO Rupert Murdoch and staff from The Sun newspaper. A transcript of the 6 March meeting, published yesterday (3 July) by investigative news website Exaro - includes comments from an unidentified journalist at The Sun saying staff were "deeply suspicious of Linklaters' role" in the investigation process.
July 04, 2013 at 07:19 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Linklaters’ role in the News Corporation phone-hacking investigation has been thrown back into the spotlight by a leaked recording of a meeting between CEO Rupert Murdoch and staff from The Sun.
A transcript of the March meeting, published yesterday (3 July) by investigative news website Exaro – includes comments from an unidentified journalist at The Sun saying staff were “deeply suspicious of Linklaters’ role” in the investigation process.
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