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Judge Rejects Donald Trump's Bid For New Trial Against E. Jean Carroll - Vimarsana News

Judge Rejects Donald Trump's Bid For New Trial Against E. Jean Carroll

The former president had requested a new trial and that the $83.3 million he was ordered to pay Carroll be thrown out.

Source: forbes.com
Judge Denies Trump's Delayed Payment Request In E. Jean Carroll Case - Vimarsana News

Judge Denies Trump's Delayed Payment Request In E. Jean Carroll Case

Trump’s lawyer had asked a New York judge to delay paying more than $80 million in damages to E. Jean Carroll.

Source: forbes.com
Trump Says He's Interviewing Attorneys For E. Jean Carroll Appeal—After Lawyer Alina Habba Gets Threatened With Sanctions - Vimarsana News

Trump Says He's Interviewing Attorneys For E. Jean Carroll Appeal—After Lawyer Alina Habba Gets Threatened With Sanctions

Habba was frequently chided in the courtroom during the trial, which resulted in a $83.3 million verdict against Trump.

Source: forbes.com
Trump's Lawyer Wants E. Jean Carroll Verdict Thrown Out Because Of Judge's 'Conflict'—Here's Why Legal Experts Aren't Worried - Vimarsana News

Trump's Lawyer Wants E. Jean Carroll Verdict Thrown Out Because Of Judge's 'Conflict'—Here's Why Legal Experts Aren't Worried

“No competent lawyer in the world thinks this motion has a shot,” attorney Andrew Fleischman tweeted.

Source: forbes.com
Trump Could Owe More Than $400 Million After Court Rulings This Week—Here's What To Know About His Finances - Vimarsana News

Trump Could Owe More Than $400 Million After Court Rulings This Week—Here's What To Know About His Finances

Trump was ordered to pay $83.3 million to E. Jean Carroll—potentially the first of two high-dollar verdicts against him.

Source: forbes.com