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legal-politics1 year ago

"Trump Faces Hefty Legal Costs for Failed Lawsuit Over Steele Dossier"

A British judge has ordered former President Donald Trump to pay $382,000 in legal fees to Orbis Business Intelligence, the company he unsuccessfully sued over the "Steele Dossier." The judge dismissed Trump's suit last month, stating it was "bound to fail." The total costs Trump must pay could increase, as Orbis has requested around $760,000. The dossier, prepared for opposition research, contained allegations about Trump's relationship with Russia, which he strongly denied.

via CNBC|
#donald-trump#lawsuit#legal-fees
legal-politics1 year ago

"Trump Ordered to Pay $382,000 in UK Legal Fees for Failed Steele Dossier Lawsuit"

Former US president Donald Trump has been ordered to pay $382,000 in legal fees to Orbis Business Intelligence, founded by former British spy Christopher Steele, after losing a UK lawsuit over the Steele dossier. The judge threw out Trump's case, stating it was "bound to fail." The dossier, which contained uncorroborated allegations, had caused personal and reputational damage to Trump, according to his attorney. This is one of the few legal battles Trump has lost, as he faces multiple criminal and civil cases in the US.

via The Guardian US|
#christopher-steele#donald-trump#lawsuit
legal-politics1 year ago

"UK Court Dismisses Trump's Lawsuit Over Infamous Dossier Claims"

A UK judge has dismissed Donald Trump's lawsuit against Orbis Business Intelligence, founded by Christopher Steele, over a dossier containing unverified claims. The judge ruled that there were no compelling reasons for the claim to proceed to trial and that Trump had waited too long to file the lawsuit. This comes as Trump faces legal challenges in both the UK and the US, including a civil fraud trial in New York and four separate criminal cases.

via PBS NewsHour|
#christopher-steele#donald-trump#lawsuit
world-news1 year ago

"London Court Dismisses Trump's Lawsuit Over Steele Dossier Allegations"

London's High Court dismissed Donald Trump's lawsuit against Orbis Business Intelligence over the controversial Steele Dossier, which alleged Trump's involvement in Russian bribery and "perverted" sex acts. The judge ruled that Trump's claim for damages was bound to fail due to a six-year limitations period and that there were no compelling reasons to allow the claim to proceed. The dossier, compiled by former MI6 agent Christopher Steele, had been a source of controversy since its publication in 2017, and Trump's lawsuit was seen as a final attempt to rehabilitate his reputation.

via Forbes|
#donald-trump#lawsuit#london-high-court
legal-politics1 year ago

"U.K. Court Dismisses Trump's Lawsuit Over Scandalous Dossier Claims"

A U.K. judge dismissed Donald Trump's lawsuit against Orbis Business Intelligence, founded by Christopher Steele, over a dossier containing unverified claims. The judge ruled that there were no compelling reasons for the claim to proceed to trial and that it was filed too late. Trump sought damages for alleged violations of British data protection laws, but the judge concluded that the claim for compensation and/or damages was bound to fail. This comes as Trump faces legal challenges on both sides of the Atlantic, including a civil fraud trial in New York and four separate criminal cases.

via NBC News|
#christopher-steele#donald-trump#dossier
legal-politics1 year ago

"Judge Dismisses Trump's Privacy Lawsuit Over Infamous Dossier"

A British judge has dismissed Donald Trump's lawsuit against Orbis Business Intelligence over the "Steele dossier," which contained unverified claims about Trump's ties to Russia and alleged "perverted sexual acts" in Russia. The judge ruled that there were no compelling reasons for the claim to proceed to trial, noting that Trump had waited too long to address his grievances. Trump alleged that the dossier violated his personal data protection rights and caused personal and reputational damage, but the judge found that he had allowed many years to elapse without attempting to vindicate his reputation.

via The Daily Beast|
#donald-trump#lawsuit#legal-politics
legal-politics1 year ago

"UK Judge Dismisses Trump's Lawsuit Over Dossier with 'Shocking Claims'"

A UK judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by former US President Donald Trump against Orbis Business Intelligence, the company founded by Christopher Steele, over a dossier containing unverified claims. The judge ruled that there were no compelling reasons for the claim to proceed to trial and that Trump had allowed too much time to elapse without attempting to vindicate his reputation. Trump had sought damages for alleged violations of British data protection laws, but the judge stated that the claim for compensation and/or damages was bound to fail.

via New York Post |
#christopher-steele#donald-trump#lawsuit
legal-politics1 year ago

"UK Court Dismisses Donald Trump's Lawsuit Over 'Shocking' Dossier Claims"

A UK judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by former President Donald Trump against Orbis Business Intelligence, founded by Christopher Steele, over a dossier containing unverified claims. The judge ruled that there were no compelling reasons for the claim to proceed to trial, and Trump had waited too long to file the lawsuit. This comes as Trump faces legal challenges on both sides of the Atlantic, including a civil fraud trial in New York and multiple criminal cases.

via ABC News|
#christopher-steele#donald-trump#dossier
legal-politics1 year ago

"UK Court Dismisses Trump's Lawsuit Over Steele Dossier"

A judge in London has dismissed a lawsuit filed by former U.S. President Donald Trump against Orbis Business Intelligence, the firm founded by ex-British spy Christopher Steele, over the controversial dossier containing unverified allegations. The judge ruled that there were no compelling reasons for the claim to proceed to trial and that Trump had waited too long to file the lawsuit. This comes as Trump faces legal challenges on both sides of the Atlantic, including a civil fraud trial in New York and multiple criminal cases.

via The Associated Press|
#defamation#donald-trump#lawsuit