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- Harrods faces up to £150 million compensation claims from Mohamed Al Fayed’s survivors.
- KP Law represents about 275 claimants and values damages between £100 million and £150 million.
- Harrods set a £62 million provision in 2024, reduced to £51.8 million by January 2026.
- The store has paid £4 million and settled 113 claims so far.
- Harrods closed its redress scheme to new claims on 31 March 2025, with a November hearing set to decide new estate executors.