What the sources establish
The 2024 judgment concerned inflated asset valuations used to obtain favorable business terms. It included Trump, his sons Donald Jr. and Eric, and Weisselberg. [1]
In August 2025 the appellate court threw out the financial penalty; the fraud finding was not simply erased. A business monitor remained. [2][3]
The other side of the record
Trump denied wrongdoing and called the appellate decision a victory. The attorney general said she would pursue a further appeal. [2]
What this does not establish
Do not show the original nearly half-billion-dollar penalty as a currently payable final award. This civil case does not establish a criminal conviction.
Key dates
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- ReportingPublished: Feb 23, 2024Original civil judgment ↗
Reuters
- ReportingPublished: Aug 21, 2025Appellate decision and responses ↗
Reuters
- ReportingPublished: Oct 2025History of New York litigation ↗
Associated Press