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A former MI6 spy’s firm, Orbis Business Intelligence, is suing Donald Trump in a Scottish court to recover over £800,000 in legal fees stemming from a 2024 data protection case. Trump previously sued Orbis’s director, Christopher Steele — famed for the 2016 Trump-Russia dossier — and lost, with a UK court ordering him to pay. Now, Orbis is targeting Trump’s Turnberry golf resort in Scotland, despite no local ties, arguing his public claims of ownership make him liable. The resort’s owners counter that Trump’s shares are held in a trust, not directly by him. A November hearing will determine the exact amount owed — as this international legal tangle unfolds across continents and courtroom battles.
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