Prince Harry, other claimants may have to pay 'millions' in Daily Mail case

Harry, Elton John and others lost a high-profile case against the publisher of the British tabloid the Daily Mail.

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Harry, along with Elton John and Elizabeth Hurley, lost a lawsuit against the Daily Mail publisher earlier this month.

Prince Harry and six fellow claimants facing catastrophic £18million gap in legal insurance cover  GB News

Claimants’ insurance might not cover Associated Newspapers’ costs for defending phone-hacking case, high court hears The Duke of Sussex and his co-claimants could be millions of pounds out of pocket after losing their privacy case against the publishers of the Daily Mail, as their insurance may not cover costs incurred

Associated’s lawyer argues costs should be paid on an indemnity basis, under which the losing party must cover the other side’s charges without need to show they were proportionate

Daily Mail seeks interim $13 million payment after Prince Harry loses lawsuit  Reuters

Prince Harry and six other famous faces are potentially facing paying millions of pounds in costs after their doomed legal claim against the Daily Mail, which they roundly lost.

Harry's legal team are fighting to stop him and other claimants paying millions of pounds of their own money to the Daily Mail.