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Lawsuits filed by E. Jean Carroll against Donald Trump, including a defamation lawsuit
Public records and court filings that specifically allege sexual misconduct by Donald Trump involving minors are limited in the reporting provided: the most concrete court filing identified is the so‑...
The most detailed civil proceedings that produced public evidentiary records were ’s lawsuits, in which jurors found liable for and defamation after hearing testimony and corroborating materials; sepa...
E. Jean Carroll’s trial evidence combined her own detailed testimony, contemporaneous and near-contemporaneous corroboration from friends, pattern evidence from other women’s allegations and public st...
first sued in November 2019, bringing a federal defamation action tied to Trump’s public denials after Carroll’s June 2019 published allegation; she filed a second complaint on Nov. 24, 2022 — the day...
The specific claim—that reports show "measured girls' genitals by inserting fingers and rating tightness before auctioning them off"—does appear among materials in the 's recently released , but those...
accusing of raping a 13‑year‑old at ’s home were not adjudicated on the merits: an early filing was dismissed on procedural grounds and a later filing was voluntarily withdrawn by the plaintiff, and r...
The record shows multiple witnesses beyond who mentioned during and the appeals — including two women who accused Trump of , friends and colleagues who said Carroll had told them about the 1996 encoun...
The readily documentable record in the provided reporting shows one confirmed settlement tied to a 1997 sexual-harassment lawsuit by businesswoman Jill Harth against Donald Trump, which was withdrawn ...
Two relatively early claims alleging sexual misconduct by Donald Trump were resolved through private civil settlements that are documented in contemporaneous reporting and later summaries: his 1990 di...
Several high‑profile civil suits against Donald J. Trump have been decided by judges or juries after trials rather than ending in pretrial settlements; the most consequential are New York Attorney Gen...