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Trump Called 'Pharma Bro' a 'Spoiled Brat'; Now He Hopes To Avoid Martin Shkreli's Fate — Being Banned From Doing Business in New York - Vimarsana News

Trump Called 'Pharma Bro' a 'Spoiled Brat'; Now He Hopes To Avoid Martin Shkreli's Fate — Being Banned From Doing Business in New York

The attorney general who pursued both Martin Shkreli and the 45th president seeks to polish her prestige by banning them both from business.

Source: nysun.com
Ghanaian immigration lawyer in Bronx, son and others sued for scamming vulnerable immigrants - Vimarsana News

Ghanaian immigration lawyer in Bronx, son and others sued for scamming vulnerable immigrants

Their scheme got their victims into paying thousands of dollars for fraudulent services that caused many to be deported or have their green card applications denied.

The Trump New York Summary Judgment: Protecting the Marketplace - Vimarsana News

The Trump New York Summary Judgment: Protecting the Marketplace

As much attention as legal proceedings involving Donald Trump receive, so much of the focus is on Mr. Trump's in- and out-of-court antics that the…

Trump has laid the groundwork for a US Supreme Court challenge in his NY civil fraud case: experts - Vimarsana News

Trump has laid the groundwork for a US Supreme Court challenge in his NY civil fraud case: experts

In three years of litigation, Trump never opposed NY attorney general Letitia James on Constitutional grounds — until Thursday.

Source: yahoo.com
Trump Lays Groundwork for SCOTUS Challenge in NY Civil Fraud Case - Vimarsana News

Trump Lays Groundwork for SCOTUS Challenge in NY Civil Fraud Case

In three years of litigation, Trump never opposed NY attorney general Letitia James on Constitutional grounds — until Thursday.