Trump, Co. Held Liable for Fraud in NY AG Case

New York – Letitia James, the New York Attorney General, has come out swinging with a resounding victory against Donald Trump and his organization. In a landmark ruling, the Appellate Division of the First Judicial Department of the New York State Supreme Court confirmed what many have suspected for years: that the former president and his company are indeed guilty of fraud.

The court upheld an earlier decision that found Trump, along with two of his children, liable for their fraudulent activities. James’ office had been battling to limit the business operations of the Trump Organization in New York, and today’s ruling is a significant blow against the once-impenetrable empire.

“The First Department today affirmed the well-supported finding of the trial court: Donald Trump, his company, and two of his children are liable for fraud,” James stated. She emphasized that this decision marks another victory in their ongoing quest to hold the Trumps accountable for their transgressions against New Yorkers.

“The court upheld the injunctive relief we won, limiting Donald Trump and the Trump Organization officers’ ability to do business in New York,” she continued. “Yet again, a court has ruled that the president violated the law, and our case has merit.”

Despite this setback, James is not taking any chances. She announced plans to seek an appeal to the Court of Appeals, demonstrating her commitment to protecting the rights and interests of New Yorkers. With Trump’s legal troubles mounting, it seems his time in the spotlight may be drawing to a close.

This historic ruling serves as a stark reminder that even the most powerful can face justice for their misdeeds. The Trump Organization will now have to reckon with the consequences of its actions, and New Yorkers can take solace in knowing that their attorney general is determined to protect them from such predatory behavior.

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