Prince Harry and others ordered to pay $21.7 million in legal fees after losing privacy case
Prince Harry and six others lost a High Court case alleging phone hacking and must pay initial legal costs.
Prince Harry and six other claimants have lost a High Court case in London where they alleged malpractice including illegal phone hacking by Associated Newspapers. The claimants have been ordered to pay at least $21.7 million in initial legal bills as a result of the case outcome.
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Prince Harry and 6 others must pay initial $21.7 million over failed invasion of privacy case
The claimants lost a High Court case in London last month during which they had alleged malpractice, such as the illegal hacking of phones, on the part of Associated Newspapers.
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Prince Harry and others to pay Daily Mail at least $21m in legal bills
The claimants lost a High Court case in London last month during which they had alleged malpractice, such as the illegal hacking of phones, on the part of Associated Newspapers.