One of Trump’s own lawyers testified against him, and another just resigned.
In the latest addition to Donald Trump’s mounting legal problems, attorney Timothy Parlatore has just announced his resignation from the former president’s legal team. Parlatore said he was forced to resign because it was impossible to work with co-counsel, Boris Epshteyn. Per Parlatore, Epshteyn “did everything he could to try to block us [from speaking to Trump],” and was “.” Why Mr.
. Unless the DOJ and the judges who upheld the invocation of the “crime fraud” exception are widely off the mark, there are only two probable outcomes: The attorney becomes a witness against the client or is indicted as his co-conspirator.In grand jury testimony, the lawyer/witness must be careful not to expose himself to charges of perjury, while the lawyer’s own underlying conduct is also under scrutiny.
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