"Insurer Questions California Company's Ability to Handle Trump's $175M Bond"
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The surety company that posted Donald Trump's $175 million civil fraud bond suggested that insurers "probably didn't charge" the former president enough for the bond, which was later rejected due to missing paperwork. New York Attorney General Letitia James raised questions about the "sufficiency" of the bond, and a court hearing is scheduled for April 22 to discuss details of the bond.
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