Overview
- The court found a substantial legal basis for Trump's claim that Mary Trump violated a 2001 confidentiality agreement.
- Mary Trump provided information for a Pulitzer Prize-winning 2018 article on Donald Trump's finances.
- The ruling upheld a previous decision dismissing Trump's claims against The New York Times and its reporters.
- Trump originally sought $100 million in damages but may only receive nominal damages if successful.
- Mary Trump's legal team argues her disclosures were protected free speech and that Trump suffered no harm from the truthful information.