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Payouts for Mohamed Al Fayed victims could top £150million as lawyers accuse Harrods compensation scheme of being 'not fit for purpose'
dailymail.co.uk · 1d
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KP Law, which represents more than 275 survivors, said the 'true value' of its clients' claims is likely double or triple the amount that the department store company has set aside for its redress scheme.
First report: Mohamed Al Fayed abuse compensation claims could reach £150m, says law firm — theguardian.com, 1d
The coverage
- Al Fayed compensation claims could total £150m, law firm says
skynews.com · 1d
- Victims of ex-Harrods owner Al Fayed seek up to $257 million after abuse
straitstimes.com · 1d
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