Law firm involved in Prince Harry's failed legal battle 'goes bankrupt'
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TL;DR
- Thomson Heath Jenkins, a law firm involved in Prince Harry's privacy case, has reportedly gone bankrupt.
- The firm represented Prince Harry, Baroness Doreen Lawrence, Sir Elton John, David Furnish, Liz Hurley, Sadie Frost, and Sir Simon Hughes.
- The celebrity claimants face a potential legal costs bill of up to £34 million after their case was dismissed in July.
- The firm's closure raises questions about the claimants' ability to pursue their appeal.
- Mark Thomson, the founder, is a specialist in phone hacking litigation.
- The firm's most recent website update was on October 15, and GB News has contacted the firm for comment.