What makes this more serious in this matter is that one of Schillings partners filed a witness statement in court offering her own testimony as evidence that Meghan and Harry had not collaborated with the authors of Finding Freedom. This is something that obviously she cannot have personal knowledge of - she has relied on her client to tell her the position and then signed and filed a witness statement in her own name
Many thanks for your insights, Serenster - in particular I was unaware of this bit, which even as a layperson sounds to me like a hell of a risk
Honestly not sure about the Burrell thing though. I absolutely accept the point about inappropriate briefing, but it just seems incredible that a well-informed monarch known to read the press wouldn't have seen the many articles about one of her old staff and asked for details
It's also been reported - I don't know how truthfully - that there was pressure from Charles to "make the whole thing go away". Hard not to wonder if the Queen hoped that's exactly what would happen, and the "recollection" was produced because it didn't
Anyway, back with the thread topic I agree with what so many have said ... as with Andrew, whether there's a trial or not and whatever the outcome, the damage is done and the loss of credibility after lying to the court will become Meghan's Tampongate/Virginia Giuffre moment