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Hello! pays Jude Law privacy damages

Posted on April 8, 2010 by pogowasright.org

Mark Sweney reports:

Jude Law has settled a breach of privacy action with Hello! magazine, with the magazine agreeing to pay £9,500 in damages and undertaking not to publish any pictures of the Alfie star with his children until they are 18.

Law launched a legal action against the celebrity weekly for breach of privacy after it published pictures of him with his children on a beach in the Caribbean.

Read more in the Guardian.

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