#allen-weisselberg

#allen-weisselberg

Trump's trial in Manhattan heavily involves the debt settlement with Michael Cohen, where Allen Weisselberg, a key figure, remains silent.

The criminal trial of Donald Trump in Manhattan revolves around a $420,000 deal struck with his fixer Michael Cohen and the involvement of Allen Weisselberg.

The key question in the Manhattan district attorney's case against Donald Trump is whether he caused the creation of false business records.

Prosecutors focused on Cohen and Weisselberg's legal issues, revealing contrasting loyalty.

Trump's tactics of handling crises by separating from Cohen and protecting Weisselberg have varied outcomes.

Weisselberg sentenced to five months in jail for perjury

Sentence agreement between Weisselberg and Manhattan District Attorney

Weisselberg sentenced to five months in jail for lying during Trump's civil fraud trial.

Weisselberg admitted to multiple instances of perjury, including lying about Trump's properties and assets.

Former CFO of Trump Organization, Allen Weisselberg, pleaded guilty to perjury connected to Trump's civil fraud case.

Weisselberg will serve five months in jail for lying about Trump's wealth on financial statements.

The judge overseeing Trump's civil fraud case questions the truthfulness of key witness Allen Weisselberg

Weisselberg is reportedly negotiating a potential agreement with the Manhattan district attorney's office to plead guilty to perjury

Allen Weisselberg is negotiating a deal with Manhattan prosecutors in which he would plead guilty to perjury in Trump's civil fraud trial.

Weisselberg would admit to lying on the witness stand and during an interview with the New York attorney general's office.