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The Duchess of Sussex took legal action after the private letter was printed in the Mail On Sunday.

Meghan has now won the copyright claim against the newspaper group – following an earlier victory in February on the claim for privacy infringement.

The Duchess of Sussex has been the target of racist harassment for years. Published February 11th Written by Paul Meara Meghan Markle has won a big legal battle against Associated Newspapers over privacy and copyright infringement. On Thursday (February 11), the Duchess of Sussex issued a statement after winning her claim against the Mail on Sunday’s publishers, who published five articles in February 2019 that reproduced parts of the handwritten letter she sent her father, Thomas Markle, following her royal wedding to Prince Harry in May 2018. "These tactics (and those of their sister pu...

Meghan Markle Wins Emphatic Victory in Tabloid Privacy Case On 2/11/21 at 11:22 AM EST The Duchess of Sussex sued the Mail on Sunday for printing what her lawyers described as "a heartfelt plea from an anguished daughter to her father." In the handwritten note, she begged him to stop giving interviews to the media and accused him of breaking her heart "into a million pieces." Thomas Markle handed the document to the newspaper alongside an interview in which he said he was expecting an olive branch but instead found it to be an attack on him. Meghan sued the newspaper for breach of copyright ...

Meghan Markle Wins Privacy Case Against U.K. Tabloid: 'We All Deserve Justice and Truth' People 2/11/2021 © Provided by People Meghan Markle The Duchess of Sussex has won her claim against the Mail on Sunday's publishers after a British judge granted summary judgment in her favor over five articles published in February 2019 that reproduced parts of the handwritten letter she sent her father, Thomas Markle, following her royal wedding to Prince Harry in May 2018. Judge Mark Warby said Meghan "had a reasonable expectation that the contents of the letter would remain private. The Mail ar...