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Trump Civil-Fraud Judgment

A New York civil fraud judgment finding overstated asset values against Donald J. Trump.

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Jan 27, 2026
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What other federal or state civil judgments against the Trump Organization resulted in asset turnover or receivership actions?

The clearest and repeatedly reported civil judgment that sought and receivership for is Attorney General Letitia James’s civil fraud case, in which ordered cancellation of New York business certificat...

Jan 26, 2026
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How did Judge Arthur Engoron’s civil fraud rulings intersect with or differ from Merchan’s criminal‑trial findings?

’s civil rulings concluded that and his companies committed years of —ordering large disgorgements, interest and business restrictions—after finding that financial statements were “grossly overstated”...

Jan 28, 2026
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What remedies did New York Judge Arthur Engoron actually order in the Trump business fraud case?

ordered a suite of equitable remedies in Attorney General Letitia James’s : substantial monetary disgorgement of what he called “ill‑gotten gains” (roughly $355–364 million, which accrued interest), m...

Jan 25, 2026

What exactly did the New York appellate court rule about the bond and stays in the Trump civil fraud case?

Appellate Division panel on dramatically narrowed the immediate financial and operational consequences of ’s against and related defendants by reducing the bond they were required to post to halt coll...

Feb 6, 2026

All the fraud Donald Trump has done?

has been the subject of numerous fraud allegations, civil findings, criminal convictions, indictments, and investigations spanning business, campaign, and personal contexts; courts and prosecutors hav...

Feb 1, 2026

What New York court filings after April 2024 changed the enforcement status of the civil-fraud judgment against Trump?

Two discrete sets of filings after April 2024 materially changed how ’s against could be enforced: first, a flurry of appellate orders that stayed key parts of the judgment and preserved the defendant...