Justin Quill writes in The Australian – Rebel Wilson case has downside for plaintiffs
19 September 2017
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In a week when sweeping changes to media ownership laws passed parliament, it is significant that the biggest news in media law was a defamation case result. The Rebel Wilson case set a record in damages.
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Justin Quill writes in The Australian – Rebel Wilson case has downside for plaintiffs
19 September 2017
e: Rohan.Munnolimath@mk.com.au
d: +61 3 8615 9951
m: 0406 428 575
In a week when sweeping changes to media ownership laws passed parliament, it is significant that the biggest news in media law was a defamation case result. The Rebel Wilson case set a record in damages.
To read the full article click here (paywall).