New York Attorney General Letitia James' massive fraud lawsuit against Trump is currently scheduled to go to trial in Manhattan in October 2023 — and Trump himself could end up personally testifying.
The lawsuit seeks to bar Trump and his family from doing business in New York State and alleges that the Trump Organization fraudulently exaggerated its worth by billions of dollars for years to obtain loans. Trump responded in turn by suing James, alleging she abused her position of power by investigating him.
Experts previously told Insider's Laura Italiano to expect an "eye-glazing" slog of litigation before the scheduled trial in New York State Supreme Court next fall, predicting that Trump's team will fight tooth and nail to delay the matter. That could include potential attempts to swap judges and heel-dragging over motions.
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