Michael Cohen, former lawyer to Donald Trump, reached a settlement with the Trump Organization over unpaid legal bills.
What Happened: According to Lauren Handelsman, the attorney representing Cohen, the lawsuit, which had previously been postponed, was resolved in a way that pleased all parties involved, reported Politico.
The details of the settlement remain undisclosed.
Trump also filed a lawsuit against Cohen, accusing him of breaching attorney-client confidentiality agreements by discussing matters from his book, media appearances, and podcast discussions. The former president was pursuing $500 million in damages as a result of these allegations.
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Why It Matters: This lawsuit settlement comes amid a series of legal battles involving Trump. Earlier a report indicated that Trump had attempted to settle a $2 million legal bill by offering a horse he claimed was valued at $5 million.
Cohen, who worked as Trump for over a decade, has also been revealing insights about the Trump family dynamics, including the competition between Trump’s eldest children, Donald Jr. and Ivanka.
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