The methods of Prince William Parts with Charles lawyers turn to the former legal team of Princess Diana

Prince William Once after trusting by her late mother, appointed the law firm, Princess DianaTo represent him and his family in a step seen as a symbol of his growing freedom from his father’s legacy.
Decision to give instructions Mission de ReyaThe firm acting for Diana during his bitter divorce from the then Prince Charles is an important break from the royal tradition. So far, William had rely on Herbottal and Lewis, which is a firm associated with King Charles, and in particular, its famous media lawyer, Gerrard Tierel.
A source quoted by the Daily Mail said, ‘William wanted to strike on his own.
‘He did not want to continue the use of his father’s lawyers. Its as simple as that. He wants to be his man. ,
The move has shook the conversation within the legal scenario, allegedly disappointed by Harbotal and Lewis. The firm has served Royal family For decades and the 2006 world of royal phone-houting scam played an important role in handling the news, during which both William and Prince Harry were targeted.
In contrast, Mishkon D. Reya’s relationship with the late princess Diana is deep. In 1995, Diana confessed to her Solicitor, Lord Mission, that she feared to be killed in a staging car accident. After his tragic death in Paris in 1997, Lord Mishkon gave a type of note to the police, which described his fear, including concerns about a pre -employed car accident or mentally damaged attempts to harm him. The note was closed for years, ignoring the French investigators or even his own family.
Now, his eldest son turns to the same firm.
Mission’s deputy chairman, Anthony Julius, who personally handled Diana’s divorce, is also expected to be closely involved. Julius worked first with William, serving as a founder trustee and vice -president of Diana, the princess of the Wales Memorial Fund until the shutdown in 2012.
William’s choice is seen as part of the widespread attempt to carve his own way. In 2023, he gave a headline-host interview to a national newspaper on the homeless, which published a one-after-the king’s first birthday parade, published one after Trooping the Color.
Since inheriting the £ 1 billion of the Cornwall Estate in 2022, which now offers him more than £ 20 million per year, William has shown that he is not bound by conference or obstruction.
A friend told Mail, “William wants to work differently with his father, and wants to do them differently.”
Kensington Palace has refused to comment on the case.