Prince Harry, celebrities ordered to pay $18m – but final court bill could be higher
Prince Harry and other celebrities have been ordered to pay over $18 million in legal costs following a failed privacy lawsuit against the Daily Mail. The judge criticized the claimants' legal conduct, noting that the final bill could increase significantly.
Why it matters
This ruling sets a significant precedent for high-profile litigation costs and highlights the financial risks associated with failed privacy claims against major media publishers.
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Share A A A Prince Harry has been ordered to pay a steep legal bill for his failed court case against a major publisher after a court ruled that he and his fellow claimants owed £9.54 million ($18.1 million) in legal costs.
The court ruling exposes Harry and others, including rock star Elton John and model Elizabeth Hurley, to even greater costs after a judge dismissed their long-running claim against the Daily Mail earlier this year.
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