Belgian prince seeks social security on top of allowance

Laurent von Belgium is once again busy with the courts: he wants to be recognized as an independent entrepreneur. But not only since this process does the question arise whether something has gone wrong in this life.

Prince Laurent was able to celebrate a partial success in the dispute over possible social benefits, but the general verdict was not in his favor.

The younger brother of King Philippe and youngest son of the former sovereign Albert II, Laurent, argued that his involvement in public activities and various social initiatives should qualify him to benefit from social coverage intended for self-employed entrepreneurs. He emphasized that the stake is not represented by money, but by the principle of equality before the law.The judges carefully examined the status of the prince and concluded tha…

Belgium Prince Demanded Social Security Benefits on Top of $376k Royal Allowance—Here's How His Legal Battle Ended

Prince Laurent of Belgium loses court case to receive social security benefits alongside his $376,000 royal allowance.

Belgian prince paid $425,000 by state loses fight for social security

Riled royal insists his campaign is out of 'principle' rather than for money.

He said he did it for reasons of principle and not for money - his annual compensation reaches 388,000 euros a year