Amid legal twists, a federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against former President Donald Trump linked to a fraudulent marketing company, suggesting the case is better suited for state court. ( 🔗 “This Cannot Happen Again” Biden Sends Chilling Warning To DOD ) The 2018 lawsuit, set for a January 29th trial, accused Trump of ties to ACN Opportunity LLC. (t.me)
However, District Judge Lorna Schofield determined that, with only three plaintiffs remaining, the case involves state laws, prompting her to question the jurisdiction. Schofield’s decision allows the plaintiffs to refile their claims in state courts. (news-us.feednews.com) ( đź“ş Donald Trump Faces Significant Trouble Due to Statements from His Attorney )
The lawsuit alleged Trump received secret payments, linking him to a scheme involving ACN’s promotion on “The Celebrity Apprentice,” targeting investors and recruiting teenagers. Despite Trump’s deposition in the lawsuit, Schofield concluded it is more apt for state courts, citing California, Maryland, and Pennsylvania.
The dismissed lawsuit had initially included Trump’s adult sons, whose claims were later dropped. ( đź“„ Trump Suffers Massive Blow as New York Judge Slaps Him With Heavy Fine in Today’s Ruling ) The intricate legal journey raises questions about the case’s trajectory and the implications for the involved parties.
