Gary Loughran Wrote:"Lehngren [member here] (and a few others Andy had told to spread the ugly rumor) told them he was aware of secret proofs of my being a perv"

Peter this is not true and you know it.

Bernice Moore Wrote:yes the timing was very obvious, someone she i am thinking was also running scared and must have been viewing.as .all of a sudden ta da denial mistake whatever...there are still a few women who would like to ask her a few questions, see when a man does do such as peter did not women get furious but when one of their own kind does accuse a man unfairly of the same deed they get downright ugly, as it reflects on all, there is always a blowback down the road, some still are ugly as they say some things are not over till the fat lady sings...""Sounds like Peter has been unjustly accused""..yes he certainly was...and now the threads are buried or wherever.but then some who downloaded all for posteritys sake.have such..and more than a few did..as i am positive all are aware...:nurse:.:bath:.bsome do those kind of strange things...

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Andrew's main area of practice is defamation, with over twenty years' experience acting both for claimants (including Government Ministers, Members of Parliament of all the main political parties and sports and music personalities) and for defendants including book, magazine and newspaper publishers and television companies.

Early in his legal career Andrew conducted the successful defence of criminal proceedings where charges had been brought under the Official Secrets Act. In 1987 he represented Martin Packard, a former British Naval Officer, who was awarded £450,000 damages for libel, a record at the time.

Andrew acted for Norman Tebbit, as Chairman of the Conservative Party, in libel proceedings against the Guardian. He also successfully defended Lord Tebbit when he was sued by the then Leader of Derbyshire County Council. Andrew acted for Norman Lamont when he was Chancellor of the Exchequer in high profile landlord and tenant proceedings.

Andrew has advised Boris Berezovsky in several cases, including an action brought against the Chairman of Alfa Bank, Mikhail Fridman. He also acted for Mr Berezovsky when the Russian government twice sought his extradition from the UK. Andrew also represented Mohammed Jameel against Wall Street Journal Europe.

Andrew has handled numerous leading defamation cases where jurisdiction has been an issue, including Papandreou -v- Time Magazine, Bachchan -v- Dagens Nyheter (Swedish publication), Schapira -v- Ha'aretz (Israeli publication) and Berezovsky -v- Forbes, in which the House of Lords upheld the Russian businessman's right to proceed in England against the US publishers.

Andrew has frequently been consulted to give pre-publication advice on defamation and privacy issues for national and international publications. He also has considerable experience in advising individuals and corporations in handling intrusive or hostile media interest, and advising on reputational issues arising from governmental inquiries and investigations.