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Meghan Markle’s legal battle against Associated Newspapers and her publications Mail On Sunday and Mail Online has written a new chapter with the second hearing scheduled for this week. If in the first, the Duchess of Sussex’s legal team asked for a resolution to be reached without going to a full trial, claiming that the editorial group had no way of winning the lawsuit, in this second appointment there has been a twist that nobody expected. At the insistence of the group to have the trial scheduled for October, citing the importance of the Finding Freedom book as evidence, it has now been reported that four of the former workers closest to the Sussexes have made it known to the Court that they do not want to be involved in this situation, because they were simply doing their job.
By Hello Mexico
It has been the defense lawyer, Antony White who has made known to the judge that in a letter from the legal team of a group that has been called the ‘Palace Four’ it has been announced that they could ‘give some clarity’ in creating Meghan’s letter to her dad. According to the lawyer, they could also give more evidence about the Duchess’s involvement in the publication of the Finding Freedom biography. Who are the people who would be behind this new aspect of the legal battle? Jason Knauf, former communications secretary for the Sussexes – who had previously been mentioned by the defense as one of those who assisted the Duchess with the creation of the letter – Christian Jones, former deputy communications secretary Samantha Cohen, former private secretary for the Sussex, and Sarah Latham, the couple’s former communications director.
According to what happened at this hearing, the legal team of the former workers transmitted through the letter: “None of our clients appreciates their potential involvement in this battle, which has happened solely as a result of their development in the duties of their respective jobs. at a certain time. This is particularly the case given the sensitivity of (this) and therefore the discretion that his particular roles in the Royal House require. None of our clients wishes to take sides in this dispute between their respective clients. Our clients are all strictly neutral. They have no interest in assisting either party in this process. Their only interest is to ensure that there is a fair field, in the case of any evidence that they may be able to give given the case.
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