Harrods increases compensation settlements for al Fayed abuse victims

Harrods has increased the maximum compensation payouts to settle claims brought forward by alleged sexual abuse victims of the retailer’s former owner Mohamed al Fayed.
More than 250 claims have been made against al Fayed of sexual misconduct including rape and attempted rape during his time at the helm of the iconic London department store.
Lawyers at MPL Legal are understood to have increased the potential payout for survivors from £330,000 to almost £400,000, Sky News report