sentences:  Schillings was told to tell "every UK paper and broadcaster" to not re-state what was in the book.Gideon Benaim and Matthew Himsworth worked for Schillings on Armstrong's libel actions, including a 2004 defamation suit against "The Sunday Times" for referencing information in the book.In May 2008, Keith Schilling won a privacy case in the Court of Appeal for the son of Harry Potter author J. K. Rowling.