Rags to riches couple in court fight with son-in-law over 10m textiles empire

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"Natalie Berg built up textiles chain Fabric Land over five decades after starting out in 1971 as a simple market trader, developing a multimillion-pound business alongside her husband Jeremy."

"Following Marnie's tragic death in 2022, a family war erupted, with Mr and Mrs Berg on one side and their son-in-law Darren on the other, now facing off in court."

The Independent focuses on important issues like reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech, emphasizing the need for on-the-ground reporting. Donations help maintain accessible journalism without paywalls. A significant court case involves Natalie Berg and her husband, who are in a legal dispute with their son-in-law, Darren Hill, over the family business, Fabric Land, valued at £10 million. Following the death of their daughter Marnie, tensions escalated as Darren claims he was promised ownership of the business.

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