Trump Ordered to Pay $382,000 in UK Legal Fees Over Steele Dossier Case

The legal defeat adds to Trump's financial burdens amid his 2024 presidential campaign challenges.

Donald Trump has been ordered to pay at least $382,000 in legal fees after losing a UK court case against Christopher Steele, the former MI6 agent behind the Steele dossier.
The UK High Court judge dismissed Trump's data protection claim against Steele's company, Orbis Business Intelligence, as 'bound to fail'.
The Steele dossier, published before Trump's 2017 inauguration, contained unverified allegations about Trump's ties to Russia, which he has denied.
This legal defeat adds to Trump's financial burdens, as he has already been ordered to pay over half a billion dollars in legal penalties this year.
Trump's legal challenges continue to mount amid his 2024 presidential campaign, including four criminal indictments and other civil losses.