Already facing smaller payouts and a drop in claims, libel work has faded from its 1980s glory days. Will reform of defamation and civil costs – and the rise of reputation managers – spell the end for traditional libel lawyers? Alex Novarese reports
“I’m quite sad about the passing of jury trials because it was my favourite part of the job,” reflects Carter-Ruck veteran Nigel Tait, almost wistfully. “It was very exciting.”
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