EXCLUSIVE REPORT: Trump and Michael Cohen have been at war in public -- but Forbes has learned that of the public eye, their teams are actually engaging in settlement talks. READ MORE HERE:
Then-President Donald Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen arrives at federal court in New York on December 12, 2018, where he was sentenced after pleading guilty to a number of charges. onald Trump and his onetime attorney, Michael Cohen, have been at war in public, sparring on social media, on cable news and, where the former president recently sued Cohen for $500 million. Out of the public eye, however, their teams have been engaging in settlement talks.
They aren’t going to make peace over everything. But they appear to be nearing common ground in a case that has its origins in mid-2017, when Cohen says he entered into an agreement with the Trump Organization for the firm to cover his legal fees in connection with investigations into the 2016 election and lawsuits filed by Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal, two women who have claimed they had affairs with Trump. In April 2018, the FBI searched Cohen’s office.
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