Trump's Legal Battles: Hurdles in Appeal Bond, Asset Seizure Threat, and NYC Boycott Reversal

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Former President Donald Trump faces the challenge of securing a bond worth over $540 million to appeal a New York business fraud case ruling, which threatens to erase most of his claimed cash. However, using his properties as collateral may not be feasible, and potential bond companies may be hesitant due to his status as a presidential front-runner and previous legal challenges to his business practices and wealth claims. Trump's lawyer has indicated they will secure a bond, but the process could be complicated, and liquidating assets may pose difficulties.
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- MAGA Trucker Does A 180 After Trying To Start A Boycott Of NYC Over Donald Trump's $355M Fine Yahoo Entertainment
- Real estate investor will 'immediately discontinue' working in NYC over Trump verdict, eyeing Florida, Texas Fox Business
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