Legal Week reports
May 29, 2003 at 08:03 PM
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City firm Nicholson Graham & Jones (NGJ) is being sued for £8.8m by Mohamed Fayed in relation to his purchase of Fulham Football Club in 1997.
Kendall Freeman chief executive Laurence Harris is acting for Fayed. Harris acted for the Egyptian entrepreneur in the 1999 ‘cash for questions’ libel action brought by Neil Hamilton.
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