Juan Carlos I has not filed the lawsuit announced against Corinna Larsen

Juan Carlos I has not filed the lawsuit he announced in 2025 against Corinna Larsen and Swiss lawyer Dante Canónica. The aim of the action was to claim more than €70 million linked to the €65 million the former king gave Larsen.

The announced lawsuit has therefore not reached the court stage. The published information does not specify why it has not been initiated or provide further details about the circumstances of the decision. Nor does the information released indicate that a court has examined or ruled on the claim.

Announcing possible legal action and actually filing it are two different things. In this case, the lawsuit has not been filed, and there is no information on which to establish the reasons or draw conclusions about the substance of the financial dispute.

The amount sought was more than €70 million and was related to the €65 million given to Larsen. According to the information available, the action was also directed against Canónica, a Swiss lawyer. No further details are known about how the amount claimed was calculated or the terms of the announced lawsuit.

The report concerns a legal initiative that has not materialised, not a judgment or ruling on the sums mentioned. For an outcome to be known, any eventual claim would need to be filed with the courts and heard. For now, the published information is limited to confirming that the announced lawsuit has not been filed.

No explanation from Juan Carlos I is known for not filing the lawsuit. Consequently, it is not possible to say whether the claim will be filed at a later date or has been definitively abandoned.