Trump officially owes $455m plus $112,000 in daily interest in final fraud ruling
Court officials have formally approved a final judgment against Donald Trump and his co-defendants in a sprawling fraud case in New York.
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$454 million judgment against Trump is finalized, starting clock on appeal in civil fraud case
NEW YORK (AP) — The staggering civil fraud judgment against Donald Trump was finalized in New York on Friday, making official a verdict that leaves the former president on the hook for more than $454 million in fines and interest.
Trump pushes for delay in fraud trial ruling. Letitia James says she’s prepared to seize his assets
Attorneys for Donald Trump are pushing the judge overseeing a massive fraud case against the former president to delay a more than $355m judgment against him.
How Trump’s historic fraud trial unfolded: Gag orders, courtroom outbursts and a $350m outcome
After a three-year-long investigation, more than 40 witnesses, 11 weeks of trial testimony, and thousands of pages of evidence, Donald Trump and his co-defendants in a sprawling civil fraud case have been ordered to pay more than $364m following a decade-long fraud scheme.
Trump’s campaign by trial: Courthouse outbursts and cries of victimhood
He didn’t have to be there, and according to his attorneys, he didn’t want to be. Days earlier, Donald Trump’s lawyers tried to convince a judge to postpone closing arguments in his fraud trial altogether, until the end of the month, so he could be with his family after the death of his mother-in-law.
Trump’s fraud trial judge demands answers about Weisselberg’s alleged courtroom lies
The judge overseeing Donald Trump’s sprawling civil fraud case in New York wants answers following reports that one of the former president’s co-defendants is arranging a plea deal with Manhattan prosecutors on a perjury charge for lying in his courtroom.
Donald Trump must pay nearly $400,000 to The New York Times
Donald Trump must pay The New York Times and three of its reporters nearly $400,000 for their legal fees after his failed lawsuit against them, according to ajudge’s order on Thursday.
Trump’s campaign by trial: Courthouse outbursts and cries of victimhood
He didn’t have to be there, and according to his attorneys, he didn’t want to be. Days earlier, Donald Trump’s lawyers tried to convince a judge to postpone closing arguments in his fraud trial altogether, until the end of the month, so he could be with his family after the death of his mother in law.