Al Fayed Abuse Compensation Claims Could Reach £150m, Law Firm Says
The claims by 275 women exceed what Harrods has set aside for payouts, according to The Guardian.
Compensation claims by 275 women who say they survived sexual abuse by the late Mohamed Al Fayed, former owner of Harrods, could reach between £100m and £150m, a law firm representing the women told The Guardian.
The firm, KP Law, said the combined value of the claims is significantly greater than the amount Harrods has set aside for payouts, according to the report.
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- Mohamed Al Fayed abuse compensation claims could reach £150m, says law firm — The Guardian — World
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