Anne is a senior tax lawyer and practises from Thirteen Old Square Chambers. She was Called
to the Bar in 2009 after 15 years as a solicitor; her experience covers both UK and international corporate tax planning and disputes, acting for clients ranging from small owner-managed businesses to listed multinationals. Anne is a member of the Bar Council’s IT panel.
Anne Fairpo, from the Bar Council’s IT Panel, on cybercrime and how members of the Bar should deal with identity theft.
From time to time, your Bar IT Panel offer practical tips on how to handle certain issues of the day. This time around it is cybercrime or as expressed in more mundane terms, identity theft. In other words, someone’s pinched all the content from my website and is using it on their own website; they are pretending to be me; what do I do?
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