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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsTrump's new attorney must have AG James (NY) worried
Trump has turned to New Jersey attorney, Alina Habba
A wise decision on his part given her vast array of experience as the former general counsel for a parking garage company
struggle4progress
(118,204 posts)TreasonousBastard
(43,049 posts)malaise
(268,636 posts)rpannier
(24,326 posts)And by that, I mean he found this person in the bottom of a box of Cracker Jack
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malaise
(268,636 posts)Rock bottom of the barrel time
rustysgurl
(1,040 posts)Maeve
(42,269 posts)ShazzieB
(16,261 posts)Any lawyer who doesn't run from him needs to have their head examned.
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malaise
(268,636 posts)E. Normus
(78 posts)this lawyer should insist on being paid up front, given TFG has a long history of stiffing everyone.
Botany
(70,433 posts)"In September 2021, Habba filed a $100 million lawsuit on Trumps behalf, targeting the
New York Times, three Times reporters, and Trumps niece Mary L. Trump."
BTW all of TFG's real lawyers from Porter Wright quit when he was trying to contest the election
because they liked their law licenses and TFG wanted them to suborn perjury or perjure themselves.
woodsprite
(11,900 posts)gab13by13
(21,234 posts)SWBTATTReg
(22,056 posts)parking garage company, a funky CPA firm (with the overestimating asset values for loan purposes and underestimating asset values for tax purposes (by the way, where in the heck were regulators when they received these questionable numbers/estimates)), and there's got to be a company in there somewhere that spearheads 'Questionable, But Acceptable Business Practices'.
I recalled that I had to provide backup documentation on asset valuations on some of my tax filings, for establishing depreciation schedules, etc. among other things), and in addition, when the state of MO went to a process of estimating values of properties, you could dispute the state-provided valuations w/ the state, but you had to provide ample proof/evidence, as to why the state-provided valuations were too high, e.g., a comparable property sold lower in prior year, etc. This wasn't too terrible of a burden per some of my friends who underwent the process, but it sure could have been.
lagomorph777
(30,613 posts)BSdetect
(8,994 posts)Raven
(13,877 posts)is not a sole practitioner so either her firm is desperate for business and exposure or she got a hefty retainer.
Lochloosa
(16,057 posts)LetMyPeopleVote
(144,873 posts)I am not sure what tier this lady is