Manhattan jury

President Donald Trump and the Justice Department are requesting the Supreme Court to overturn an $83 million defamation verdict against Trump in a case involving E. Jean Carroll, who accused him of sexual assault. They argue Trump cannot be sued for comments made during his presidency and cite the Westfall Act to shield him from liability. This follows a previous $5 million verdict against Trump, which the Supreme Court declined to review.

E. Jean Carroll received over $5.6 million from a jury verdict against Donald Trump in a sexual abuse and defamation case. Trump's lawyers are appealing the decision, which was allowed to stand by the U.S. Supreme Court.

E. Jean Carroll received $5.8 million in a sexual abuse and defamation case against President Donald Trump, with the payment released after the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the verdict. Trump's legal team continues to appeal the decision, which stemmed from an alleged 1996 attack and Carroll's 2019 memoir.

A federal judge ordered President Donald Trump to pay E. Jean Carroll $5.8 million in a sex abuse and defamation case, which the Supreme Court allowed to stand. Trump is appealing the verdict and the $83 million defamation award from another trial, claiming the legal system is being used against him.

A judge has ordered the release of a $5 million judgment awarded to E. Jean Carroll by a Manhattan jury in May 2023. The judgment was initially awarded to the writer following a legal dispute.

A Manhattan jury ruled that Ticketmaster and Live Nation operated an illegal monopoly, concluding a five-week trial in a case with potential widespread implications for the music industry.