Prince Harry's police security lawsuit could become a costly error

Harry is unlikely to win a lawsuit against the British government and may be left paying costs, which already stand at $360,000 and counting.

Prince Harry's decision to sue the British government over the removal of his police security could give him a legal bill in excess of $360,000 if he loses, a Freedom of Information Act request shows.

If he wins, he may get the chance to have his team of specially trained police, armed with guns, reinstated, but if he loses he will likely have to pay the government's costs.shows the Home Office has already notched up £199,978.52 on legal department costs, £93,268 on general counsel and £660 in court fees.Prince Harry is seen visiting the Sydney Opera House in Australia on October 16, 2018. He is suing the U.K.

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