Former President Trump has less than a week to secure a half billion-dollar bond or risk the seizure of his assets as he challenges a trial court ... the New York attorney general’s office ...

New York Attorney General Letitia James spoke at a rally outside the Supreme Court in support of access to the abortion pill mifepristone. Justices heard oral arguments over challenges to the ...

The New York attorney general’s office ... the funds to pay off the judgment, her office intends to seek “judgment enforcement mechanisms in court.” Entering a judgment in the counties ...

NEW YORK — Donald Trump told an appellate court here Monday that he can’t obtain a bond for the full amount of the civil fraud judgment against him — more than $450 million, including ...

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Letitia James said in court papers that the ... not qualified to do such deals in New York. By Ben Protess and Matthew Haag The New York attorney general’s office on Thursday took exception ...

A New York state appellate court on Monday ... James’s office said Trump is “still facing accountability for his staggering fraud”. New York Attorney General Letitia James filed the civil ...

A New York appeals court has rejected Donald Trump's bid ... Steven Wu, the appellate chief for the Manhattan district attorney's office, said Judge Merchan had already rejected Trump's requests ...

New York Attorney General Letitia James told an appeals court Wednesday not to let former President Donald Trump get out of paying a more than $460 million bond in his civil fraud case.

The attorney general’s office will be allowed to file a written response to Trump’s claims, a New York appeals court said Friday. The process to seize assets would not be quick or easy.

The U.S. Supreme Court seems inclined to lift a lower court order barring potentially thousands of Biden administration ... former superintendent of New York’s Department of Financial Services ...