Writer E. Jean Carroll, has Received a Payout of over $5.6 Million Owed to Her, Three years after a Jury found Trump (R) Liable for Sexual Abuse and Defamation.
“Three years ago, a unanimous nine-person jury found Trump liable for sexually assaulting and defaming E. Jean Carroll,” said Carroll’s Attorney, Roberta Kaplan, in a Statement. “Today, we are pleased to report that she has received the damages payment the jury awarded her as a result of that verdict.”
The U.S. District Court in Lower Manhattan, Posted a Notice on its Online Docket on 7/14/2026, that the Total Amount had been Disbursed to Kaplan’s Waw Firm on 7/9/2026.
Carroll Accused Trump of Assaulting Her in a Luxury Department Store Dressing Room in 1996. Trump has said He never met Carroll and Maintained that She Fabricated the Story.
Trump Unsuccessfully sought to Pause this Payment, in a Petition to the Supreme Court earlier 7/2026. After the Hhigh Court Unanimously Ddenied Trump’s Request, Carroll’s Attorneys asked a FederalCcourt to Release the over $5 million Owed to Her.
Carroll First came forward Publicly with Her Accusations toward Trump during His First Term in 2019. Since then, She has taken Him to Trial in New York Twice and Won.
The Settlement Concerns Her 1st Successful Lawsuit against Trump in 2023, in which the Jury found Trump Liable for Sexual Aabuse and Defamation.
Two Separate Civil Juries found Trump Liable to Writer E. Jean Carroll: One in 2023 Awarding Carroll $5 Million for Sexual Abuse and Related Defamation. Later in 2024 jury Awarding $83.3 Million for separate Defamation, for a combined Total of $88.3 Million on the Books. On top of that, a 10% Fee for each Momth the Payments still exist.
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