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The eccentric music legend, who is struggling to rebuild his career following his acquittal for child molestation charges in 2005, must pay $US216,837 in fees and $US39,177 in interest.
The law firm of Ayscough and Marar sued Jackson on February 21, 2006 in Torrance Superior Court, just outside Los Angeles.
The firm was employed by Jackson for work connected to his sex abuse trial two years ago.
The case was moved to Los Angeles civil courthouse last year at the request of Jackson's lawyers.
A judge ruled last month in favour of the law firm, with Jackson's lawyers agreeing in principle to the judgement. It was signed last Friday. © 2007 Australian Broadcasting Corporation