The document showed the former president owed between $1,000,001 and $5 million in liabilities linked to E. Jean Carroll's first civil lawsuit against him, which Trump lost in May 2023 when a jury found him liable for sexually abusing and defaming the New York columnist. Trump was ordered to pay Carroll $5 million.
Carroll's second civil lawsuit against him, which said Trump had ruined the writer's reputation and harmed her professionally, was listed in the financial disclosure report in the largest category for liabilities: more than $50 million. Earlier this year, a jury found Trump guilty of defaming Carroll and awarded the writer $83.3 million.
Both judgments were listed in the document—on page 166 of part three of the report embedded below—as "litigation; stayed pending appeal; bonded."
Donald Trump owes more than $100 million in liabilities linked to his legal troubles in New York, as shown by his latest financial disclosure report released on Thursday.
The document showed the former president owed between $1,000,001 and $5 million in liabilities linked to E. Jean Carroll's first civil lawsuit against him, which Trump lost in May 2023 when a jury found him liable for sexually abusing and defaming the New York columnist. Trump was ordered to pay Carroll $5 million.
Carroll's second civil lawsuit against him, which said Trump had ruined the writer's reputation and harmed her professionally, was listed in the financial disclosure report in the largest category for liabilities: more than $50 million. Earlier this year, a jury found Trump guilty of defaming Carroll and awarded the writer $83.3 million.
Both judgments were listed in the document—on page 166 of part three of the report embedded below—as "litigation; stayed pending appeal; bonded."
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