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The defamation judgment against Donald Trump, which was upheld by an appeals court.
has not been reported to have publicly received a direct payment or settlement from following the jury judgments; instead, reporting shows Trump has posted s or funds into court-controlled accounts to...
Federal juries and judges found in favor of E. Jean Carroll in separate lawsuits: a 2023 jury found Donald Trump liable for sexually abusing Carroll and defaming her, awarding $5 million, and a subseq...
’s appellate strategy in the litigation pressed three main threads—evidentiary errors at trial, judges’ purported misapplication of presidential-immunity and questions, and requests to reduce or vacat...
A federal appellate ruling affirming large defamation judgments against Donald Trump would meaningfully raise his immediate monetary liability exposure and narrow the practical reach of presidential-i...
The publicly available court record does not show any release of funds from the nearly $92 million bond posted in March 2024 to cover ’s ; the bond was approved to . Tracking any future release requir...
The $83.3 million defamation verdict against Donald Trump was affirmed by a federal appeals court, but collection has been managed through temporary security and appeals mechanisms rather than immedia...
The Trump defendants appealed Judge Arthur Engoron’s February 2024 civil fraud judgment and financial disgorgement order, triggering a stay of some enforcement while appeals proceeded; the New York Ap...
Donald Trump’s sexual-misconduct litigation has produced a mix of jury awards, settlements, and withdrawn claims — most notably a combined $88.3 million in damages in the E. Jean Carroll cases and a s...