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Outlining his reasons for denying the motion, Judge Kaplan said the court was not able at this stage to consider the duke's efforts to cast doubt on Ms Giuffre's claims or whether he was covered by the settlement agreement, suggesting these were issues for a trial. 'Given the court's limited task of ruling on this motion, nothing in this opinion or previously in these proceedings properly may be construed as indicating a view with respect to the truth of the charges or countercharges or as to the intention of the parties in entering into the 2009 Agreement.' In the conclusion of his written ruling, Judge Kaplan said: 'For the foregoing reasons, defendant's motion to dismiss the complaint or for a more definite statement is denied in all respects. The royal's lawyer Andrew Brettler argued it protected Andrew because it contained a clause where she agreed not to take legal action against 'potential defendants'. Pictured, the Queen in October 2021ДЄndrew's attorneys had unsuccessfully argued that her case should have been thrown out because of a newly unsealed $500,000 settlement with Jeffrey Epstein. Regardless of whether Andrew decides to settle, the case threatens to overshadow Jubilee celebrations planned for the summer. Every effort will now be made to limit the damage, preferably sooner rather than later so that the Queen can enjoy the year.' 'IвЂ™m sure Prince Charles as the future king sees no role for Andrew, no way back and he is finished as a working royal. She has suffered health problems in recent months and this canвЂ™t help her at 95. 'And although she is an incredibly strong person and has this amazing ability to compartmentalise problems, it must be taking a toll. she must sometimes wonder what she has done to deserve it. 'This is the last thing the Queen needs on top of losing Prince Philip and seeing Harry and Meghan quit. Andrew has always had an arrogant streak and probably wouldnвЂ™t listen to anyone else, but he would have obeyed his mother. 'To go and see Epstein after he had been convicted was madness and the Queen should have stopped it. Having said that maybe she should have been more strict with him years ago and told him to be a lot more careful who he was friendly with. 'I feel very sorry for Her Majesty as she doesnвЂ™t need this. 'So much would be written about Andrew, his case, and whether he was going to turn up for Trooping the Colour or other events, it would lessen the focus on the QueenвЂ™s milestone, which would be a terrible shame. But the fact he was due in court would cast a shadow over the events and ruin them in the summer. Mr Dampier added: 'The court case would probably happen in September which would be after the QueenвЂ™s platinum celebrations.

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Prince Andrew has been humbled by a US court as his attempts to throw out a civil claim against him failed - leaving him facing a costly and reputation shredding trial

He suggested the Royal Family will be doing 'all they can to limit the damage' so the 'Queen can enjoy the year'.ДЄndrew, the Queen's favourite son, is today under pressure to settle with Virginia Roberts Giuffre after a New York judge sensationally refused to throw out her case - paving the way for a box office trial over claims she was repeatedly forced to have sex with him when she was a teenager. Meanwhile Phil Dampier said it is 'the last thing' the Queen needs and her familial struggles will likely me 'taking a toll' on her personally. He noted it will be a 'major disappointment' to the Queen, 95, who enjoys a close relationship with her 61-year-old son, and will bring back memories of the 'annus horribilis' of 1992, which was marred by the collapse of Charles, Andrew and Anne's respective marriages, and a great fire at Windsor Castle. Nigel Cawthorne, author of Prince Andrew: Epstein, Maxwell and the Palace, said there can be 'little doubt' the legal proceedings will impact plans to celebrate Her Majesty's milestone 70 years on the throne. News Prince Andrew will face a lawsuit in US over claims he sexually assaulted Virginia Roberts Giuffre when she was 17 will cast a 'horrid shadow' over the Queen's Platinum Jubilee year, royal experts have claimed.