Trump University Students One Step Closer To Getting Settlement
February 9, 2018
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"A challenge by Florida bankruptcy lawyer Sherri Simpson was rejected by the 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on Tuesday, Politico reported. Simpson hoped to bring the president to trial over $19,000 worth of classes she previously paid for, as well as a mentorship program.
In her 21-page opinion, Judge Jacqueline Nguyen upheld the $25 million settlement and highlighted the difficulties associated with bringing Trump to court, as he would have been the president-elect at the time of the trial.
"Both classes of plaintiffs would have faced significant hurdles had they proceeded to trial, including the difficulty of prevailing in a jury trial against either the President-Elect (if the trial had proceeded as scheduled) or the sitting President (if the trial had been postponed, as Defendants requested)," Nguyen wrote in her opinion, according to Politico. "Under these challenging circumstances, the district court acted well within its discretion by approving the settlement."
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