If counsel didn’t manage to land a single blow on Harry how did he lose 17 out of 33 claims?
Your post lacks balance. Yes H won 15 out of 33 claims of the other 115 claims it could be assumed a similar ratio so he is clearly due compensation.
Reminder @Propertylover that the way the 33 cases were selected was Harry‘s team selected half (so, exactly 16.5 cases) and MGN the other half. It stands to reason that Harry selected his strongest and MGN his weakest.
It is therefore illogical to infer that a roughly 50% ratio similarly applies to the outstanding cases. One simply does not know. For all we know, ALL the remaining cases could also all have been strong cases likely to go Harry’s way.
And the fact that MGN settled also suggests that a 50% ratio is highly unlikely.
As to your other point about MGN barristers failing to land a killer blow during cross-X and Harry losing half his cases, not sure we’re talking about the same thing here.
A court case is about more than just a witness’ cross-X. Harry carried his with flying colours, particularly given how low expectations of his detractors were.
Listening to some of them, Harry’s an infant nitwit hardly able to string 5 words together into a sentence, let alone someone able to stand his ground through 8hrs of supposed ‘Rottweiler’ cross-X in High Court…