Having framed various perspectives as a keen observer and vocal critic outside the courtroom, the former President Donald Trump is ready to step into the spotlight once again, shifting from passive viewer to the primary defense witness at his civil business fraud trial.

As California Professor Robert Gordon's testimony comes to a close after a considerable two-month span, court representatives, Trump's legal team, and aides have suggested that the possible 2024 Republican presidential contender is set to make a willful appearance this Thursday.

His counsel intends to bring forth an accounting expert to discuss several fiscal matters pertinent to the lawsuit.

Following this, Trump is slated to testify himself next Monday, marking his second time on the stand. Despite being in the thick of a campaign to recapture the presidency and battling four separate criminal cases, Trump has remained notably engaged in the New York lawsuit.

The litigation places his financial worth in the dock, dissecting the realty business which first magnified his standing, and potentially obstructing him from further trading in his home state.

New York Attorney General Letitia James alleges that Trump, his corporation, and certain executives misinformed banks and insurers by presenting them with financial accounts that overestimated the value of his marquee investments, such as his Trump Tower penthouse and Mar-a-Lago - his current Florida residence.

Having framed various perspectives as a keen observer and vocal critic outside the courtroom, the former President Donald Trump is ready to step into the spotlight once again, shifting from passive viewer to the primary defense witness at his civil business fraud trial.
As California Professor Robert Gordon's testimony comes to a close after a considerable two-month span, court representatives, Trump's legal team, and aides have suggested that the possible 2024 Republican presidential contender is set to make a willful appearance this Thursday.
His counsel intends to bring forth an accounting expert to discuss several fiscal matters pertinent to the lawsuit.
Following this, Trump is slated to testify himself next Monday, marking his second time on the stand. Despite being in the thick of a campaign to recapture the presidency and battling four separate criminal cases, Trump has remained notably engaged in the New York lawsuit.
The litigation places his financial worth in the dock, dissecting the realty business which first magnified his standing, and potentially obstructing him from further trading in his home state.
New York Attorney General Letitia James alleges that Trump, his corporation, and certain executives misinformed banks and insurers by presenting them with financial accounts that overestimated the value of his marquee investments, such as his Trump Tower penthouse and Mar-a-Lago - his current Florida residence.

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