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NY AG Now Wants Trump to Pay Back $370M - Vimarsana News

NY AG Now Wants Trump to Pay Back $370M

In closing briefs filed Friday, Attorney General Letitia James demands $370 million in fraud penalties, up from $250 million.

NY AG seeking $370 million from Trump, co-defendants in civil trial - Vimarsana News

NY AG seeking $370 million from Trump, co-defendants in civil trial

“The myriad deceptive schemes they employed to inflate asset values and conceal facts were so outrageous that they belie innocent explanation,” the attorney general wrote.

Source: wdsu.com
Letitia James Recommends Barring Trump From NY Real Estate Industry, Pay $370 Million - Vimarsana News

Letitia James Recommends Barring Trump From NY Real Estate Industry, Pay $370 Million

A final ruling is expected in the civil fraud case in January, where a judge has already found that Trump has engaged in financial fraud for decades.

Source: yahoo.com
NY AG James asks court to fine former President Trump, his children, business $370 million, bar him from NY real estate business - Vimarsana News

NY AG James asks court to fine former President Trump, his children, business $370 million, bar him from NY real estate business

New York Attorney General Letitia James asked the court to fine former President Trump, his children and his business over $370 million.

Source: abc7ny.com
NY attorney general seeking $370 million from Trump and co-defendants in civil fraud trial - Vimarsana News

NY attorney general seeking $370 million from Trump and co-defendants in civil fraud trial

The New York attorney general is seeking more than $370 million from Donald Trump and his co-defendants and to bar the former president from doing business in the state, according