Trump gets 2 court wins: 'Apprentice' contestant's lawsuit dropped, Cohen case dismissed

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Friday seemed a successful day in court for former President Donald Trump – with one lawsuit against him withdrawn by the complainant and another dismissed by a judge, according to reports.

In the first case, Summer Zervos, a former contestant on "The Apprentice," ended her 2017 lawsuit against Trump in which she accused the show’s former host of sexually assaulting her.

In the second case, a New York state judge dismissed a 2019 lawsuit brought by former Trump attorney Michael Cohen, in which Cohen sought $1.9 million from Trump to cover legal expenses.

The reason behind Zervos’ action was not entirely clear but her lawyers issued a statement, Reuters reported.

"Ms. Zervos no longer wishes to litigate against the defendant and has secured the right to speak freely about her experience," lawyers Beth Wilkinson and Moira Penza said Friday, according to the report.

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Judge slaps hold on de Blasio’s bid to evict Trump from Bronx golf course

 

Former President Donald Trump got a reprieve from the city’s efforts to evict his company from the Ferry Point golf course.

Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Debra James granted the Trump Organization a temporary stay from Mayor de Blasio’s effort to break the company’s contract to run the Bronx course by Nov. 14 – a move that could cost the city over $30 million.

After the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, de Blasio ended contracts for Trump’s company to operate the Central Park Carousel, the Wollman and Lasker ice rinks in the park, and the Bronx golf course.