While Harry’s testimony this week was historic, opposing counsel called it “extraordinary” for very different reasons, writes CevallosLaw.
a conviction. The rules are not the same for civil cases, though. A plaintiff in civil court, like Harry in the U.K., doesn’t have to be present during the entire trial. In fact, some plaintiffs’ attorneys think it can help the client to be strategically, periodically absent from trial.for injuries alleged in a skiing accident. Sanderson was not present every day of the trial, though he had a right to be there.
In any case, by U.S. civil court standards, it’s not the end of the world for a plaintiff to only be present for part of the trial. This would especially be the case with someone as high profile as Harry. A celebrity plaintiff or defendant can make the courthouse an unpleasant place, with delays and increased security. It might help a superstar plaintiff’s case if he only showed up occasionally to his own trial.
Harry has a lot of theories about how the defendants may have obtained information about him. But so far, it’s mostly speculation., the emotional toll of years of negative British press coverage seemed clear. Less so were the specific stories and reports that may have contributed to that toll. In other words, his legal team likely had their work cut out for him. Because Harry may well have been hurt, but he may not have proven that the people he sued wrongfully hurt him.
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