Trump and his children agree to sit for depositions in May for class action fraud lawsuit which claims they made millions from promoting 'shady' business opportunities - but there's still no date for Ivanka
Former president Donald Trump, Don Jr, Eric and Ivanka will swear out depositions on a class action lawsuit claiming they promoted bad investments
Former Commander-in-Chief will go first on June 16, followed by Don Jr and Eric in May
No date has been set for Ivanka
Investors claim the family promoted a multi-level marketing company and a self-help program on 'Celebrity Apprentice' and other events
Lawyers claim they got kickbacks for touting the companies
Trump representatives say the family didn't own the companies and aren't responsible for bad investments
By Janon Fisher For Dailymail.Com
Published: 02:30 EDT, 26 March 2022 | Updated: 04:51 EDT, 26 March 2022
Donald Trump and his children have agreed to be deposed in a class action lawsuit charging that the family duped people into investing in allegedly dodgy companies.
Don Jr will sit for his deposition first on May 10, followed by his brother Eric on May 12 and the ex-president on June 16.
But there is still not set date for Ivanka, because 'defendants have not yet offered a deposition date.'
Trump's other children, Tiffany and Barron, are not named in the suit.
There has been no location set for the proceeding, according to NBCNews.
Filed in 2018, investors claim that the Trump got 'secret' payments from the multi-level marketing company ACN Opportunity, a vitamin and health company, the Trump Network and the Trump Institute, a business training company that would teach participants the 'secrets to success.'
In exchange, the suit says the family would promote the businesses on 'Celebrity Apprentice' and other live events.
The alleged quid pro quo violated federal anti-racketeering law and mislead sales staff who lost money investing in the marketing company.
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