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Prince William and Kate Middleton are reportedly moving out of London in favour of Berkshire, which means their eldest son Prince George will need a brand new school. According to reports, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are busy looking at alternatives to Thomas's School in Battersea where eight year old George is currently a student.

Kelly and Matthew Stafford are covering the hospital bills for a Los Angeles Rams photographer who fell off the stage and broke her spine at the team's Super Bowl parade on Wednesday.MORE: All the biggest celebrity moments from Super Bowl LVIVideo footage saw Kelly and Matthew ask Kelly Smiley to take a picture of the two together, but she stepped back and fell off the stage. Matthew was heavily criticized online as he simply turned around and walked away instead of helping; wife Kelly suggested later on social media that he was heavily intoxicated.WATCH: LA Rams and Kelly and Matthew Stafford covering hospital bills for photographer who fell off the stage and broke her spine"We have been in communication with Kelly Smiley since yesterday's incident and we are sorry for what happened," the Staffords and the LA Rams shared in a joint statement."As we told Kelly, we will be covering all her hospital bills and replacing her cameras.

A furious dad has vowed never to return to Manchester Airport due to its 'unfair' parking fees.

Dolly Parton’s theme park Dollywood has announced they will cover 100 per cent of tuition for employees who wish to pursue higher education.The initiative, which also covers costs like textbooks, will start February 24 and all full-time, part-time and seasonal Dollywood employees will be able to enroll in the education benefits package. From that date on, all new hires will be eligible from their first day of employment.“One of The Dollywood Foundation’s key tenets is to ‘learn more,’” Dollywood Company President Eugene Naughton said in a statement.

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PORTLAND, Maine -- Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey has resolved claims against the estate of the late artist Robert Indiana and several law firms accused of excessive legal fees, officials said Monday.The settlement totals more than $2 million, most of which was paid by the firms through refunds or credits, the attorney general said.Indiana, creator of the famous “LOVE” series, spent the last decades of his life on Vinalhaven Island, 15 miles (25 kilometers) off Rockland, Maine.After his death on May 19, 2018, at 89, his will called for tapping his estate valued at $90 million at the time of his death to transform his island home into a museum to celebrate his work.“Every dollar going unnecessarily to pay lawyers and the personal representative was another dollar unavailable to the charity to fulfill its mission and Robert Indiana’s vision,” Frey said in a statement.The attorney general originally contended $3.7 million paid to four law firms in New York and Maine and $403,000 billed by the estate's personal representative were excessive.James Brannan, a Rockland attorney who's the estate's personal representative, disputed the attorney general's claims but said in a statement that he's “pleased to put an end to the dispute."The estate had been entangled in a lawsuit brought by Morgan Art Foundation, which claimed rights to the LOVE series.The lawsuit, filed a day before Indiana's death, accused the reclusive artist’s caretaker and an art publisher of taking advantage of Indiana and producing forgeries — accusations the pair denied.

Britney Spears got a huge win in court!

Britney Spears is about to add another chapter in her conservatorship saga that continues to play out in court despite officially coming to an end in November 2021 after more than 13 years. Contrary to previous reports of a postponement, Spears’ hearing on Jan.

Britney Spears is not done fighting for herself in court!

New employees joining the social care workforce are to have entry costs paid by the Scottish Government until the end of March 2022 in a new scheme estimated to be worth £465,000.

Jamie Spears is STILL trying to weasel money out of his daughter?!

Britney Spears' father has another request.

Jamie Spears is asking Britney Spears to pay his legal fees after her 13-year conservatorship was terminated in November.

Britney Spears’ father Jamie has filed a court request for his daughter to continue paying his $1200 an hour legal fees, despite him being removed as her conservator, and the entire conservatorship he used to run being terminated. He says that this is necessary to ensure that the conservatorship is “wound up quickly and efficiently”.

Britney Spears‘ father and former conservator Jamie Spears has petitioned to seek the court’s “confirmation, authorization and direction” for the singer to pay her father’s ongoing legal fees related to the end of her conservatorship.As Variety reports, in documents filed last week, Jamie requested his daughter’s estate pay attorneys who are “participating in proceedings concerning Jamie’s ongoing fiduciary duties relating to winding up” matters relating to the conservatorship, which saw him

Jamie Spears, who was suspended by a judge from his famous daughter’s conservatorship, is asking that Britney Spears’ estate continue to pay his legal fees.The pop star’s attorney is calling the request an "abomination." In documents filed last week, Spears’ father petitioned to seek the court’s "confirmation, authorization and direction" for his daughter’s estate to pay the lawyers who are "participating in proceedings concerning Jamie’s ongoing fiduciary duties relating to winding up" the

Jamie Spears is hoping to get more money from his daughter Britney Spears.

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentJamie Spears, who was suspended by a judge from his famous daughter’s conservatorship, is asking that Britney Spears’ estate continue to pay his legal fees.

Nursing students say they are being ‘backed into a corner’ by their university after being told to pay more than £200 for jabs to work in the NHS.

Nearly £400,000 has been spent by the Scottish Government on legal advice and "litigation support" for civil cases connected to the malicious prosecution of Rangers.

A dispute over the fees charged by American performer unions AFM and SAG-AFTRA in relation to the payment of equitable remuneration royalties to session musicians in the US is seemingly close to being settled. According to Law360, the judge overseeing the case – Christina A Snyder – gave preliminary approval to a proposed settlement deal yesterday.This all relates to a lawsuit filed in 2018 by songwriter and record producer Kevin Risto, which formally became a class action last year.

Travis Scott-helmed event in Houston, Texas, was the site of a horrific crowd surge on Friday night (November 5) that left eight people killed and hundreds injured.Live Nation and ScoreMore have announced plans to develop a health fund earmarked to cover the festival’s attendees’ medical fees and provide mental health counselling resources.

Britney Spears‘ mom Lynne Spears is requesting money.

Lynne Spears is turning to Britney Spears‘ legal team to help cover legal fees she incurred while attempting to help free her daughter from her conservatorship. In court documents obtained by ET, counsel for Lynne Spears is asking the courts to pay for their fees (and an outside counsel hired to be local counsel in California) to the tune of $663,202.54.

Lynne Spears is turning to Britney Spears' legal team to help cover legal fees she incurred while attempting to help free her daughter from her conservatorship. In court documents obtained by ET, counsel for Lynne Spears is asking the courts to pay for their fees (and an outside counsel hired to be local counsel in California) to the tune of $663,202.54.Lynne claims in the docs that she hired the firm Jones Swanson Huddell & Garrison LLC in 2019, to see «what they could do to get involved to

Is Britney Spears’ mom revealing her true colors!?

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorGoogle Play, the internet giant’s Android app store, will reduce the fee it charges developers who sell subscriptions to 15%, starting when customers sign up for a recurring service plan. The change takes effect Jan.

Openreach has scrapped connection fees for access to its superfast broadband network for those who are currently claiming Universal Credit and have no other earnings.

Laura Collins, 38, from Failsworth is a former sister at Salford Royal Hospital and the mother of three children.

Dr. Dre has been ordered to pay the attorney fees for his ex-wife, Nicole Young.

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Apple has been found to “hide critical information from consumers and illegally stifle consumer choice,” a judge ruled in the company’s legal battle with Epic Games, but the mixed ruling will leave App Store fees in place.

Openreach has announced it will scrap connection fees for access to its superfast broadband network for those who receive Universal Credit with no other earnings from next month.