Doctor Anas Mansour’s defamation settlement ordered to be paid to creditors
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Shane Phelan
A doctor who accepted a substantial sum to settle a defamation claim will not benefit financially after a court ruled his solicitors and two creditors should be paid out of the settlement funds.
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