Episode 803: Nikita Hand wins costs battle in Conor McGregor civil trial
5 December 2024 - 30 minsNikita Hand has won costs against Conor McGregor and won't have to pay his pal James Lawrence’s fees a court ruled today.
The hairdresser who gave evidence that she was raped by McGregor during civil proceedings taken against him was vindicated for a second time when Justice Alexander Owens awarded in her favour despite fears she would have a hefty legal bill.
The Judge also said he had not yet decided what he was going to do in relation to social media posts by McGregor but that he could begin a proceeding against him for contempt of court if he wanted to.
Nicola speaks with Niall Donald about the latest blow to McGregor and vindication for Nikita Hand.
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