NEW YORK — Donald Trump’s fixer-turned-foe Michael Cohen on Friday got the green light to subpoena his ex-boss’ eldest son in his upcoming case against the Trump Organization.
Cohen is suing Trump’s company for refusing to shell out at least $1.9 million as promised to law firms that represented him starting in 2017 when he was probed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, the FBI, various congressional investigations, and the Manhattan district attorney’s Trump investigation.
Trump’s longtime right-hand man, convicted in 2018 of issuing an illegal hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels on his behalf ahead of the 2016 election, says Trump closed his wallet when he realized his fixer had flipped.