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Alvin Bragg

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Eriq Gardner • March 11, 2024

Trump “Catch and Kill” Jiu-Jitsu

Predicting the legal game theory surrounding the Stormy Daniels case—and whether Trump’s history with the National Enquirer could manifest a whole new scandal.
Eriq Gardner • February 19, 2024
The Trump Tower Doomsday Scenarios
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Gaming out Trump’s various legal nightmares, and the second-order effects, with rainmaker Ted Boutrous.
Eriq Gardner • November 6, 2023
The Art World’s Russian Prisoner Dilemma
Alvin Bragg’s efforts have resulted in several museums parting with their Schieles.
A fight over a century-old portrait, which ended up in Chicago after being uprooted by the Nazis, has the potential to reshape the landscape of art ownership disputes and even draw in the Biden administration.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg obtained search warrants allowing for the seizure of three artworks by the late Austrian artist, Egon Schiele.
William D. Cohan • September 27, 2023
Morgenthau, Bragg & a Manhattan Nazi Art Heist Saga
Nearly a century after a trove of Egon Schiele masterworks were stolen by the Nazis, District Attorney Alvin Bragg has seized them back. The story of their loss, and recovery, may be the most important development in the world of art restitution in a generation.
Elon Musk
William D. Cohan • May 1, 2022
Will Elon Walk Away?
As of now, he’s essentially only bought a $1 billion call option to buy Twitter. But various stock market moves suggest that everything is lining up.
William D. Cohan • April 6, 2022
The Billion-Dollar Trump-Wall Street Mystery
Why did Manhattan D.A. Alvin Bragg apparently sideline an investigation into Trump’s business practices? And what might have happened, in a Vanceian era, had he not?
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William D. Cohan • October 13, 2021
The Case for Not Prosecuting Donald Trump
Most financial projections are rosy, as Wall Street well knows. That’s why banks have credit committees in the first place. But winning the case may prove more troublesome than having opened it at all.