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Video | Marco Borsato on legal fees: 'Damage cannot be expressed in money'

Video | Marco Borsato on legal fees: 'Damage cannot be expressed in money'

Following his acquittal, singer Marco Borsato has initiated a request to be reimbursed for over 400,000 euros in legal fees. Borsato stated that while he is seeking financial compensation, the personal damage he has suffered throughout the legal process remains immeasurable.

Singer Marco Borsato has addressed the issue of his legal fees following his acquittal in court. His defense attorney had previously indicated that, due to the court's decision, the singer is entitled to request a full reimbursement of the costs incurred during his legal proceedings. A video shows the singer departing the courthouse after filing a formal request for the return of over 400,000 euros.

Speaking publicly about the situation, Borsato emphasized that the personal damage he has sustained throughout this period is profound and cannot be adequately quantified in financial terms. While the request for cost recovery proceeds through legal channels, the singer underscored that no amount of money could truly compensate for the impact the case has had on his life and reputation.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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