The Latest Breaking News from Arthur Engoron

Trump now owes more than $500m. How will he pay?

The clock is ticking on a major financial decision following costly court losses that could threaten his prized real estate assets

The Guardian - US · Feb 22, 2024

Trump's Attorneys Seek 30-Day Extension To Pay $355 Million Fraud Verdict

In a letter to Judge Arthur Engoron, the attorneys argued that New York Attorney General Letitia James was rushing to enforce the judgment, calling it "unseemly."

International Business Times · Feb 22, 2024

Two New York Cases Lend Credibility to Trump's Complaint of Partisan Persecution

Neither Manhattan D.A. Alvin Bragg nor New York Attorney General Letitia James can explain exactly who was victimized by the dishonesty they cite.

Reason · Feb 21, 2024

Trump launches $399 gold ‘Never Surrender’ sneakers after court ruling

‘Never Surrender High-Tops’ cost $399 and arrive on the market just after judge hands former US president huge penalty

The Guardian - AU · Feb 18, 2024

Trump’s legal woes have now set him back by more than $500m – how will he pay?

Nikki Haley suggested the ex-president will raid Republican National Committee coffers to pay his legal fees

The Guardian - US · Feb 17, 2024

With business empire on brink of abyss, tycoon Trump recasts himself as victim

Former president’s business fortune risks slipping from his grasp after ruling, while he marches closer to the Republican nomination

The Guardian - US · Feb 17, 2024

‘A lack of contrition that borders on pathological’: what the Trump fraud verdict says

Judge Arthur Engoron gave prosecutors the fine they asked for and admonished the former president for showing no remorse

The Guardian - US · Feb 17, 2024

Trump, the ‘law-and-order’ candidate, is an adjudicated fraudster

The ex-president was ordered to pay $355m and banned from leading a business in New York for three years. He’s on the worst kind of roll

The Guardian - US · Feb 16, 2024

Trump Ordered To Pay $364 Million for Inflating His Assets in Civil Fraud Trial

Despite brazenly lying on financial documents and inventing valuations seemingly out of thin air, Trump's lender did not testify that it would have valued his loans any differently.

Reason · Feb 16, 2024

Trump Organization civil fraud trial: five key moments

The case ended with a $354.9m fine and a ban on running companies in New York – plus plenty of drama en route

The Guardian - US · Feb 16, 2024