Doe v. The Trump Corporation
This primary source from U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit via Justia supports 5 claims across 5 ledger entries.
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Claims supported by this source
- allegationalleged
The complaint alleged that Trump's promotions presented ACN as a researched opportunity and did not disclose that the endorsements were compensated.
Background on ACN endorsement agreements, alleged undisclosed payments and procedural posture - analysisdocumented
The endorsement agreements and lawsuit are documented; the fraud and nondisclosure allegations must remain allegations because the cited record does not contain a final merits judgment against Trump.
Background on ACN endorsement agreements, alleged undisclosed payments and procedural postureACN Endorsement and Payment Disclosure: Audit finding · Cited analysis
- factdocumented
Court records describe endorsement agreements involving Trump and ACN during the pleaded period.
Background on ACN endorsement agreements, alleged undisclosed payments and procedural postureACN Endorsement and Payment Disclosure: The record · The record
- factdocumented
The cited materials include allegations and procedural outcomes; they do not include an adjudicated finding that Trump defrauded ACN participants.
Background on ACN endorsement agreements, alleged undisclosed payments and procedural postureACN Endorsement and Payment Disclosure: Evidentiary limit · Evidentiary limit
- factdocumented
The Second Circuit described the endorsement agreements and allowed the plaintiffs to proceed in court rather than compelling arbitration; it did not enter a fraud judgment.
Background on ACN endorsement agreements, alleged undisclosed payments and procedural posture