E. Jean Carroll’s Lawyer Answers Trump Trial Questions That Everyone Is Asking

Roberta Kaplan, the lawyer for author E. Jean Carroll, answered the questions on everybody’s lips after a jury final week ordered former President Donald Trump to pay her shopper $83.3 million in damages for defamation.

During an interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper on Friday, Kaplan stated she absolutely anticipated Trump must pony up the cash even when he does, as he has vowed, enchantment the ruling.

Cooper advised Trump could declare chapter to wriggle out of constructing the cost. Last 12 months, the Republican 2024 front-runner was ordered to pay Carroll $5 million after a jury discovered him chargeable for defamation and sexual abuse after Carroll accused him of raping her in a division retailer within the Nineteen Nineties.

Carroll will “completely” get the cash, predicted Kaplan.

“I think he’s going to have to pay and whether it requires him to sell something or to put a lien on something to get a loan, that’s his problem, not ours,” she added. “He’s going to pay.”

Cooper additionally requested Kaplan if Trump may face one other civil lawsuit if he continues to defame Carroll. “I’m too good of a lawyer to tell you that but everything is on the table,” Kaplan answered.

Trump “should be on notice” over what he says about Carroll going ahead, she added. And “if he keeps saying it, it could cost him a lot more money,” Kaplan warned.

Watch the interview right here: