Remedies for Breach of Privacy

Jason NE Varuhas is Associate Professor of Law at Melbourne Law School, Australia.N A Moreham is Associate Professor of Law at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand. She was formerly a Fellow and Lecturer in Law at Gonville and Caius College, University of Cambridge.

• Preface by Lord Reed1. Remedies for Breach of Privacy Jason NE Varuhas and NA Moreham2. Privacy Injunctions and the Rule of Law Michael Tugendhat3. Varieties of Damages for Breach of Privacy Jason NE Varuhas4. Damages for Wrongdoing in the Absence of Loss Robert Stevens5. Compensating for Loss of Dignity and Autonomy NA Moreham6. Claimant-Focused Damages in the Law of Privacy Eric Descheemaeker7. Invasion of Privacy and Recovery for Distress Megan Richardson, Marcia Neave and Michael Rivette8. Gain-Based Relief for Breach of PrivacyKaty Barnett9. Apologies and Corrections as Remedies for Serious Invasions of PrivacyRobyn Carroll10. Remedial Consequences of Classification of a Privacy Action: Dog or Wolf, Tort or Equity? Barbara McDonald and David Rolph11. Privacy Remedies Viewed Th rough an Equitable Lens PG Turner12. Remedies for Breach of Privacy: A Study of a Different Hedgehog David Partlett13. Remedies for Breach of Privacy in Canada Jeff Berryman14. Damages for Interference with Privacy Under Statute: Th e New Zealand Privacy Act 1993 Rodger Haines15. Determinations under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) as a Privacy Remedy Normann Witzleb16. Invasion of Privacy: Cross-Border Implications Richard Garnett