Trump Considers Changing Legal Team in Carroll Defamation Appeal
Current attorney Alina Habba faces potential sanctions as Trump's courtroom behavior is scrutinized.
- Former President Donald Trump is considering replacing his legal team as he appeals writer E. Jean Carroll’s defamation case against him, after a jury ordered him to pay her $83.3 million.
- Trump's current attorney Alina Habba was repeatedly chided by the judge at trial and threatened with sanctions for claiming he was biased.
- Habba has since recanted her claim that the judge in the case had 'mentored' Carroll's attorney in the 1990s.
- Trump was ordered to pay $83.3 million in damages for defaming Carroll based on statements he made in 2019 denying her allegations of sexual assault.
- Trump's behavior during the trial, including outbursts and insults, is believed to have influenced the jury's decision.











































































































