Discussion: Trump Company Sued For Racial Discrimination By Black Doctor

https://www.npr.org/2018/05/02/607785452/in-the-new-york-real-estate-market-trumps-name-may-be-losing-its-luster

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I don’t know how this doctor can expect to be believed.

it’s not like Trump has ever been sued for racial discrimination…

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Yes, Fred and dotard were sued in the 70’s because of housing discrimination, and it was systemic and maintained through files indicating white or black applicants. BUT. The trumpps settled out of court paid fines, agreed to quit doing it and they considered it a win. So, in his dino-sized brain it never really happened.

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I’m sure this is a straight up legitimate company just trying to make a dollar. Ha!

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This explains why he’s a terrible businessman and his multiple bankruptcies. He’s like his base in that his racial animus is greater than even his own financial well-being.

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Once the MF is impeached & out of office, I suspect we’ll see an erasure of Trump like nothing we’ve seen since ancient Egypt.

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Would be funny if it were not so.
You’re not making this up are you?

I don’t think this is entirely correct. It is my understanding that Futerfas is the General Counsel of the Trump Organization. He may have done things in the past, and he’s not really DJTJ’s “lawyer” except in his capacity as GC of the Trump Organization with DJTJ being an “officer” of that privately held family mob business.

No. Tis all true.

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Overjoyed to know he has a lawyer that specializes in defending mobsters. Good luck to that attorney trying to work with someone that knows more and better than he does.

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From Wiki.

Alan Futerfas (born 1961) is a criminal defense attorney, who has worked with the US President’s son, Donald Trump Jr. He has also worked on several cases that have been reported to involved organised crime families, including the New York Mafia and Mafia hitman Gregory Scarpa. Futerfas has represented many accused individuals in white collar and cyber crime cases as well. Among these were Nikita Kuzmin. Another individual he represented was one of those accused of stealing from JPMorgan Chase in 2014.

@zillacop @tf82

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Looks like he’ll be in excellent hands and for that we’re all so thankful. Hope the attorney has luck in getting paid, it’s no secret about Don the Stiffer.

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This article needs proofreading.

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Though that story addresses his (and others) dilemma, unless she says otherwise, I’m still gonna believe that Trump’s celebrity outweighed any complaints/problems.

Every new law suit that makes Trump spend his millions (not billions) on lawyers to defend him in court is a good thing. Go at him!

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His celebrity will always be with us, no matter what happens to him politically. The media made him a star, and unless they cure their addiction to him they’ll keep shoving him down our throats.

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I have a coworker whose brother and wife reside there. Every logo and emblem has been removed as if it was never owned by him.
The place has been de Trumped right down to the staff uniforms and carpets. Most tenants seem pleased.

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Situation Normal All Fuqd Up . SNAFU .

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I suspect (despite being neither a doctor, a real estate agent or a New Yorker) that the space’s general location and current use as a medical office was the bigger draw than the name on the door. If you need to have a special kind of occupancy license to have a doctor’s office, than only a fraction of listings will be suitable. The doctor probably wanted to stay in the same neighborhood as her current practice so her existing patients will move with her, being in a residential tower gives her access to new patients, and this space was available (or so she thought).

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What’s really interesting to me is that trump org has apparently just made life hell for a dozen or more other doctors with offices in the building, because the city is pretty much bound to notice this and check whether any of their offices are OK for medical occupancy. And then in turn each and every one of them has a fraud case after they’ve found new digs.

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