The firm provides pre-publication advice and defends defamation claims for regional, US, and UK-based news, information, and entertainment companies. It has represented many content providers and production companies in unscripted television programming, with extensive experience on programs involving law enforcement and the criminal justice system. For the duration of its run on A&E, the firm represented the producers of Dog the Bounty Hunter, as well as the producers of the hit television series, Live PD, and the Emmy award-winning program, Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath. The firm has also provided pre-publication advice to many online publications, and it has litigated many cases involving the publication of allegedly defamatory content, including claims against the producers of The Last Narc, Free Meek, The Disappearance of Natalee Holloway, Bar Rescue, and Catch a Contractor. While in solo practice, Cameron held the title of General Counsel: Media at American Media, where he supervised all pre-publication review and litigation for AMI’s publications, including the National Enquirer, Us Weekly, Star, and OK! magazines. Currently, the firm provides defamation advice to Mail Online, one of the largest English language websites in the world, as well as to the producers of On Patrol Live, Secrets of Playboy, Bling Dynasty, My Unorthodox Life, Indian Matchmaking, Night Stalker, and many other clients, including authors, filmmakers, playwrights, screenwriters, artists and journalists facing legal threats or needing guidance on the law of defamation.