A Trump PAC and the Republican Party paid law firms involved in the Trump Organization trial, records show.
, recently received payments from political groups associated with former President Donald Trump, records show.and the Republican National Committee, highlight what appear to be the close links shared between the Republican Party and Donald Trump's personal and corporate legal apparatus.
"Generally these entities are required to spend money only on election-related activity," Briffault said."I could certainly see the argument that this has implications for ability to be a successful candidate, but it strikes me as at the very least, pushing the bounds."has testified for Manhattan prosecutors for more than two days this week. In the audience throughout was his attorney, Nicholas Gravante, a partner at the New York firm Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft.
The same day Save America paid Gravante's firm, Sept. 23, it also paid $100,000 to van der Veen, Hartshorn and Levin, according to FEC records. Michael van der Veen represents a Trump Organization company in the case. His firm previously received $149,864.39 on Feb. 7 from the Republican National Committee.
The RNC has made five payments this year, totaling more than $885,000 to Necheles Law LLP. That firm comprises two attorneys, Susan Necheles and Gedalia Stern, who are both representing a Trump Organization company in the Manhattan trial. The most recent payments were for $116,181 on Oct. 5 and $235,570.00 on Sept. 7."You know, I really can't talk about it. I'm not going to comment on it," Necheles said.
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