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Prince Harry and Elton John Face ยฃ34.5m Legal Bill After Defeat
Prince Harry and six other high-profile claimants face a total legal bill of up to ยฃ34.5 million following the dismissal of their privacy and phone hacking case against Associated Newspapers Limited, the publisher of the Daily Mail.
A High Court judge imposed an exceptional costs order, ruling that the group must pay an initial sum of ยฃ9.54 million within seven days. The judge criticized the claimants for presenting their case in a manner that was unreasonable to a high degree, making it a rare instance where costs far exceeded pre-trial agreements.
The legal action, which also involved Liz Hurley and Baroness Lawrence, was dismissed on 7 July after ANL denied allegations of unlawful information-gathering.
Uncertainty remains over the final financial outcome as the claimants have until 2 October to attempt to launch an appeal against the ruling. Google Trending Now shows increased search interest in uk.
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