In 1997, a then 34 year old business acquaintance, Jill Harth, filed a lawsuit for multiple instances of attempted rape, claiming that Trump forced her into a bedroom where he kissed, fondled, and restrained her from leaving against her will.
The list of accusations goes on and on, but in all cases Trump has always denied the allegations. And as is so often the case, money seems able to settle any dispute.
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Virtually every settlement of a case involving a high profile person paying money to a former spouse – or anyone – requires the person receiving the money to agree in writing to ironclad nondisparagement and confidentiality. In plain English: you promise to be quiet and not say anything bad about the party paying you money. This has been the case in hundreds of settlement agreements I have worked on over the years. Ms. Trump was almost certainly contractually prohibited after she signed from saying anything negative about Mr. Trump. And it is also common to attempt to “cure” prior negative statements with new agreed-to language – like, I didn’t mean it literally. (You didn’t mean forcible penetration literally?)
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