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After the July 1 indictment of Allen Weisselberg and Trump-related corporate entities, filings and reporting in mid-July showed the longtime finance chief had been removed from officer or director roles in multiple subsidiaries. The move did not change the charges, but it did show the company was separating him from more of the corporate structure.
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After the July 1 indictment of Allen Weisselberg and Trump-related corporate entities, filings and reporting in mid-July showed the longtime finance chief had been removed from officer or director roles in multiple subsidiaries. The move did not change the charges, but it did show the company was separating him from more of the corporate structure.
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After the July 1 indictment of Allen Weisselberg and Trump-related corporate entities, filings and reporting in mid-July showed the longtime finance chief had been removed from officer or director roles in multiple subsidiaries. The move did not change the charges, but it did show the company was separating him from more of the corporate structure.
Corporate filings updated on July 8 and 9 showed Allen Weisselberg removed from officer roles at several Trump Organization subsidiaries after his July 1 indictment. The paperwork changed titles, but it did not show a full separation from the company.
Corporate filings dated July 8 and July 9, 2021, removed Allen Weisselberg from some subsidiary roles a week after his July 1 indictment. The changes were later reported publicly and did not alter the underlying criminal case.
Corporate filings from July 9, 2021 show Allen Weisselberg being removed from several Trump Organization subsidiary posts as the company kept reshuffling roles after the June 30 indictment and July 1 arraignment. The July 9 paperwork was part of a broader series of changes that had already begun earlier in the month.
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