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May 31, 2013
Trump Triumphs Over Final Claims In Condo Fraud Suit
An Illinois federal judge on Friday struck down the final claims in a consumer fraud suit against Donald Trump, all but ending a battle over controversial changes to a revenue-sharing deal for hotel condominiums at Trump's downtown Chicago luxury tower.
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May 23, 2013
Trump Wins Fraud Trial Over Chicago Condos
A federal jury in Chicago sided with Donald Trump's companies at a consumer fraud trial Thursday, rejecting claims that they deceptively lured prospective buyers of hotel condominiums at Trump's downtown luxury tower by offering a revenue-sharing deal that they later withdrew.
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May 22, 2013
Trump Ran 'Bait And Switch' At Chicago Tower, Jury Hears
A lawyer for an Illinois woman alleging Donald Trump's companies reneged on a deceptive revenue-sharing offer for hotel condominium buyers asked jurors Wednesday to award $6 million in damages for the "bait and switch," while the defense said she went in with her eyes open that the deal could change.
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May 20, 2013
Someone 'Had To Stand Up' To Trump, Condo Investor Says
An Illinois real estate investor testified Monday that part of why she decided to sue business mogul Donald Trump's companies over their allegedly fraudulent move to pull out of a revenue-sharing offer at his luxury Chicago tower was because "somebody had to stand up to him."
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May 17, 2013
Revenue-Sharing Deal Fueled Trump Condo Buys, Jury Hears
An Illinois woman suing real estate mogul Donald Trump's companies told a federal jury Friday that the revenue-sharing deal she alleges was unfairly pulled from hotel condominium buyers in Trump's luxury Chicago tower was an important factor in her decision to buy two units.
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May 15, 2013
Trump Tells Jury He Had Right To Amend Condo Deals
Donald Trump told a federal jury Wednesday, during testimony in which he and a plaintiff's lawyer were scolded for "sparring," that his companies had the right to amend the hotel condominium unit contracts that an investor alleges unfairly axed a promised revenue-sharing deal at his Chicago tower.
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May 14, 2013
Donald Trump Takes The Stand At Chicago Condo Trial
Donald Trump took the stand Tuesday at a Chicago trial over claims that his companies went back on a revenue-sharing offer for buyers of hotel condominium units at the city's Trump International Hotel and Tower, fielding questions that seemed aimed at establishing him as the key decision-maker for the building.
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May 13, 2013
Chicago Trump Tower Reneged On Condo Deals, Jury Hears
A lawyer for a woman who inked purchase agreements for two hotel condominium units in Chicago's Trump International Hotel and Tower told a federal jury Monday that Donald Trump's companies unfairly reneged on their representation that unit buyers would hold interests in certain hotel facilities and share in their revenues.