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Daniel R. Alonso quoted in New York Times article, “Manhattan D.A. now has Trump's tax returns”
Daniel R. Alonso weighed in on the daunting task facing the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office as it investigates Trump’s tax records in the New York Times article, “Manhattan D.A. now has Trump's tax returns.” Alonso noted, “In an office that’s handled many, many high profile cases over many...
In The NewsDaniel R. Alonso quoted in New York Times article, “One question for Manhattan D.A. candidates: Will you prosecute Trump?”
Daniel R. Alonso discussed in the New York Times article, “One question for Manhattan D.A. candidates: Will you prosecute Trump?” how the incoming district attorney will experience an “uphill battle” in a potential case against Trump. Alonso noted, “You can’t have a D.A. who doesn’t have the...
In The NewsJeffrey P. Naimon quoted in American Banker article, “Whose American dream?”
The American Banker article, “Whose American dream?” examined the barriers to home ownership and the challenges faced by banks in making loans. The article noted how, following the financial crisis, regulators revised how they evaluated banks’ capital adequacy, and the Fed’s stress testing regime...
In The NewsDaniel R. Alonso extensively quoted in Financial Times article, “‘Here is Cyrus Vance’s moment’: Donald Trump’s new legal nemesis”
In this Financial Times article, Daniel R. Alonso — former Chief Assistant District Attorney in the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office — discussed the scrutiny Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance will receive regardless of whether he chooses to prosecute Donald Trump. Alonso noted, “I’m positive whatever...
In The NewsDaniel R. Alonso quoted in Wall Street Journal article, “Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance unlikely to run for fourth term”
Daniel R. Alonso — a former federal prosecutor who also served as chief assistant DA under Cyrus Vance — commented on Vance’s decade of service in the Wall Street Journal article, “Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance unlikely to run for fourth term.” Alonso noted, “He has continued to focus...
In The NewsDaniel R. Alonso extensively quoted in The Telegraph article, “Donald Trump faces avalanche of legal cases as he becomes private citizen”
The Telegraph article “Donald Trump faces avalanche of legal cases as he becomes private citizen,” took a look at the many different suits — from potential tax fraud to debt repayment — that Trump is facing and if there is enough evidence to support these cases. Daniel R. Alonso commented...
In The NewsElizabeth E. McGinn quoted in Bloomberg Law article, “New FTC leadership likely to put consumer privacy in crosshairs”
Elizabeth E. McGinn was quoted in a Bloomberg Law article, “New FTC leadership likely to put consumer privacy in crosshairs,” which examined how the agency will now approach privacy enforcement. “There were significant settlements related to data security issues under Trump, but we’re likely to see...
In The NewsDaniel R. Alonso extensively quoted in Law360 article, "'Hole' in Bannon's pardon may leave room for new charges”
The Law360 article, “'Hole' in Bannon's pardon may leave room for new charges,” discussed the pardon former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon received and the opportunities it left open for local prosecutors to charge him with allegedly defrauding local residents through his “We Build The...
In The NewsDaniel R. Alonso quoted in Reuters article, “With no self-pardon in hand, private citizen Trump faces uncertain legal future”
In the Reuters article, “With no self-pardon in hand, private citizen Trump faces uncertain legal future,” Daniel R. Alonso explored the question of whether Trump could have pardoned himself and others in secret? “ It’s possible. Pardons are usually made public. But the Constitution does not...
In The NewsDaniel R. Alonso quoted in Reuters article, “Trump pardons ex-aide Bannon but not himself or family”
Daniel R. Alonso noted in the Reuters article, “Trump pardons ex-aide Bannon but not himself or family,” that “Bannon can still be charged with fraud by New York state prosecutors. Fraud prosecutions are frequently brought by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.” Click here to read the full...
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