NEWS CORP WON’T SETTLE WITH “INDIRECT” VICTIM OF HACKING
September 7, 2012 by admin · Leave a Comment
News International, the British subsidiary of News Corp that oversees its U.K. newspapers, may already have paid about $225 million to settle invasion-of-privacy cases brought against it by victims of hacking — but it is refusing to settle a claim by one person described as “collateral damage” in the scandal. Mary-Ellen Field, who had worked […]
