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Rumpole Smarmsworth Libel and Partners.

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"This firm of defamation specialists is the Number One leader in the field of litigation for slander and libel. The dog's bollocks when it comes to expert legal advice and suing anything that moves" The Guardian

Rumpole Smarmsworth was founded in 1996 by the leading defamation lawyer Rumpole Smarmsworth after he successfully sued his parents for defamation and bankrupted them. His skill for spotting litigation began at an early age when he tried to sue the headmaster of Oxford Nursery College of Law who allegedly called him a 'silly boy', though this case failed, it gave Rumpole a taste for libel, defamation and slander. Rumpole spent 8 years with the leading defamation lawyer Tarquin Fairweather Colderwood who successfully sued several survivors of the Hiroshima Atomic Bomb. The survivors made claims that the USA was 'wrong' for its actions.

Rumpole Smarmsworth Libel and Partners concentrates on defamation and libel and slander. In narrowing our field of expertise to these matters of law, we are able to say that we are among the few people who understand the complexity of this law. Suing is as natural to our company as breathing. Our statistics show that the average person in the UK is likely to be defamed at least 34 times per annum and will be slandered at least 560 times per annum. We hope to educate people so that they realise they are being damaged by libelous commentary, and it is our mission to protect the human rights of those libeled.

We are also behind moves to lobby for a widening of the libel and defamation laws to include a sub section of 'thought crimes', this will enable us to sue anyone thinking libelous thoughts regarding our clients. It will be the onus of the accused to prove they have not had libelous thoughts. We are pushing a test case through which will allow to us to sue a former employee of ours.

Case Histories

Dermott Kwesi Johnson, a 34 year old man convicted of dealing crack cocaine was aggrieved that his local newspaper called him 'drug dealing scum'. He was also upset that a witness who he shot before the trial said his 'life was ruined by Dermott'. We took the case to the European Court of Human Rights and won an important historic victory. Dermott was awarded £230,000 damages and is now midway through a further case which may see him sue a former customer who alleges that crack cocaine sold by Dermott was 'harmful'.

Uday Hussein, the son of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein contacted us after reading comments in the Liverpool Times which alleged he was 'not a nice man'. After legal moves we settled out of Court for a sum of £367,000 and a front page apology. Uday was delighted and issued a statement which spoke of his solicitors as being 'the best that my people's money can buy'. We are proud to have gained this important victory for Human Rights.

Billy Davies, a 53 yr old Kirkby man wrote to his local papers advice column alleging that his marriage was 'strained'. His wife contacted us and we duly issued orders to recover damages, costs and facilitate an apology. We successfully sued Mr Davies and won damages of £145,000. Mr Davies lost his home, his car and is now homeless. A further legal move to win the shirt off his back is being drawn up.

Jimmy Jenkins , aged 12 was called a 'bastard' by a Mr Kevin Curtin whose window he admittedly smashed with a brick. This slanderous comment eventually led to the child then returning with a petrol bomb and then later being accused of causing the deaths by arson of 4 people including Kevin Curtin and his 3 children. We argued that the original slanderous comments by Mr Curtin who called Jimmy a 'bastard' were the sole cause of the subsequent arson and alleged murder. We successfully sued the widow of Kevin Curtin for damages totaling £387,000 and also took out a restraining order preventing the funeral taking place as the public display of grief may have been interpreted as 'an aggressive public display of feelings' to Jimmy Jenkins.

Danny's Pet store in Kirkby Town Centre was one of our more publicised cases. It began when a 31 yr old woman Mrs Redmond Davies was initially amused by a parrot which had become able to speak a few sentences. Unfortunately for the shop owner, one of the strings of words uttered by the bird was 'hello fatty bum bum' This libelous statement caused intense distress to Mrs Davies and proceedings were issued as soon as we were able to determine that the Pet shop Owner was responsible. We gained damages of £277,000. The parrot was destroyed.

Here's what our clients had to say about our attentive services.



"If litigation law is a Jungle, the firm of Rumpole Smarmsworth Libel and Partners is a lion which pounces on the smaller animals scurrying in the shrubbery. The Daily Mirror

"In the dog eat dog world of defamation law the name of Rumpole Smarmsworth stands out like a giant 70 foot pit bull terrier." Pet Shop Owner chronicle

"They provide an excellent service and helped me achieve Justice." Idi Amin, Ex Dictator and murdering scumbag.

"They got me sorted when a pensioner I mugged went on to slander me, now I can afford to buy really good heroin without mugging old codgers, this firm is great" Johnny Mc Thug

We hope you use our services for all you litigation needs. Remember, if it moves, its likely committing libel in some way shape or form. Help us to help you so we can all help ourselves to someone else's money without ever doing an honest days work. Defamation is the fastest growing crime in the UK, as you read this you are being defamed somewhere by someone and we can help to sue them.

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