Trump's data protection case dismissed by English court

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : The timeline of the case dates back to June 2016 when Orbis was engaged by Fusion GPS, a consultancybased in Washington DC, acting on behalf of US law firm Perkins Coie, to collect and provide intelligence concerning any Russian efforts to influence the 2016 US Presidential election and any links that might exist between Russia and Trump.
40% : Trump is currently appealing that decision.
38% : Last October, the English court heard arguments for two applications, one was for Trump to amend his claim form; while Orbis applied for an order striking out his claim form and particulars of claim on the grounds that they disclose no reasonable grounds for bringing the claim.
29% : Donald Trump's claim concerned a dossier which was published by BuzzFeed on its website on 10 January 2017, under the headline'These Reports Allege Trump has Deep Ties to Russia.
27% : It was noted in the judgement today that Trump accepted that Orbis is not responsible in law for the publication of the memoranda by BuzzFeed.
20% : Trump also brought proceedings against Orbis and Steele (and about 30 other defendants) in the US District Court for the Southern District of Florida back in 2022 but the US court dismissed the case.

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