Donald Trump Jr. subpoenaed for Michael Cohen legal fees trial
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The Trump Organization was sent a subpoena Monday demanding its executive vice president, Donald Trump Jr., testify at an upcoming trial.
New York jurors will be asked to decide if the company owes former President Donald Trump's ex-attorney and "fixer" Michael Cohen up to $1.3 million in legal fees. Cohen and his attorney, Hunter Winstead, told CBS News Tuesday that the subpoena to Trump Jr. was sent.
Cohen originally sued in March 2019. He wants the Trump Organization to pay fees stemming from Cohen's defense of Trump and himself during investigations in 2017 and 2018, and during roughly 20 meetings with the Manhattan district attorney and a grand jury before Trump was indicted in March.
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