Trump's ex-accountant testified about discrepancies in the value of Ivanka Trump's penthouse.
The former president is facing a civil trial regarding New York Attorney General Letitia James' allegations of business fraud. James filed a $250 million lawsuit alleging that Donald Trump inflated his net worth by billions of dollars to obtain benefits such as better bank loans and reduced tax bills between 2011 and 2021. Trump maintains his innocence, accusing James of targeting him for political purposes.
Ivanka Trump attends a meeting in the White House on August 2, 2017. Legal experts told Newsweek on Tuesday that she is unlikely to face any legal trouble after former President Donald Trump’s former accountant testified about discrepancies in the value of her penthouse.Bender's testimony probably will not lead to a new lawsuit against the former president's daughter, according to legal experts.
"The information was almost certainly available to the attorney general and her team before now, and may have been known to them when making decisions about who to file civil fraud charges against within the Former federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani agreed that Ivanka Trump is unlikely to face new legal trouble, pointing out that the discrepancies were from 2011.
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