ftwitty/Getty Images(NEW YORK) Former President Donald Trump is on trial in New York in a $250 million lawsuit that could alter the personal fortune and real estate empire that helped propel Trump to the White House.
Trump, his sons Eric and Don Jr., and Trump Organization executives are accused by New York Attorney General Letitia James of engaging in a decade-long scheme in which they used "numerous acts of fraud and misrepresentation" to inflate Trump s net worth while lowering his tax burden. The former president has denied all wrongdoing and his attorneys have argued that Trump s alleged inflated valuations were a product of his business skill.
Top headlines:
-Note on financial document suggests Trump had final say
-Judge outlines next steps for dissolving Trump s companies
-Defense presses ex-accountant on asset appraisals
-Without Trump in attendance, trial resumes for Day 4
- Trump show is over says AG James after he departs
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