E. Jean Carroll’s attorney says President Donald Trump’s legal team is asking for Carroll’s consent to delay a $5 million payment awarded to her by a 2023 jury. According to the attorney representing Carroll, Trump’s lawyers request permission to postpone the payout while legal proceedings related to the case continue. The payment stems from the jury’s 2023 verdict in Carroll’s case. Details of the proposed delay and the timing of any potential payment are not specified in the available reports. The attorney’s account indicates the request is aimed at using Carroll’s consent as part of the process to manage or extend when the money would be paid. Separate reporting also reflects that the matter is still active in the courts, with both sides continuing to litigate issues connected to the judgment. The reports present the request primarily as an effort by Trump’s attorneys to delay the $5 million awarded to Carroll rather than as an immediate change to the underlying verdict.
E. Jean Carroll attorney says Trump seeks to delay $5 million payment
E. Jean Carroll’s attorney says President Donald Trump’s legal team is asking for Carroll’s consent to delay a $5 million payment awarded to her by a 2023 jury. According to the attorney representing...
- A jury in 2023 awarded E. Jean Carroll $5 million.
- Carroll’s attorney says Trump’s lawyers seek to delay the $5 million payment.
- The request involves asking for Carroll’s consent to postpone payment.
- The case remains in active legal proceedings.
- The reports attribute the delay request to Trump’s legal team, as described by Carroll’s attorney.
Lawyers for President Trump asked for E. Jean Carroll's consent to delay the $5 million awarded to her by a 2023 jury, according to an attorney for the writer.
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