Lawyer delivers harsh verdict on Herlufsholm's chances in 'dead case.' 'Perhaps they got off lightly compared to others.'

Herlufsholm school faces a critical juncture after losing a case in the High Court on Friday. The school intends to pursue the matter further, planning to appeal to the Supreme Court in an effort to recover 27 million kroner.

However, the school's chances of success are being questioned by legal experts. One lawyer has delivered a particularly harsh assessment of the school's prospects in what is described as a 'dead case.'

Adding to the criticism, the lawyer commented that Herlufsholm might have "perhaps even gotten off lightly compared to others." This statement suggests that the school's current situation could have been more severe, implying a degree of leniency in the previous ruling or the overall handling of the case.

The school's determination to appeal indicates a strong belief in their position, despite the negative legal opinions and the significant financial stakes involved.

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Perhaps they are even gotten off lightly compared to others.