Trump was indicted on felony charges in the Peach State alongside 18 co-defendants including his former personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani.
Former President Donald Trump’s legal troubles may soon worsen due to cash-strapped co-defendants in Georgia cutting deals with Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, according to former Watergate prosecutor Nick Akerman.
Akerman predicted during a Tuesday night CNN interview that the «next big thing» in the Georgia case would be a series of Trump’s co-defendants—including figures like his former lawyer Rudy Giuliani—deciding to cooperate with Willis to save themselves and their pocketbooks.
Giuliani, who is already reportedly struggling to pay off his ever-increasing legal debt, put his $6.5 million Manhattan apartment up for sale earlier this month in a seemingly desperate bid to improve his fortunes.
Akerman suggested that the former New York City mayor would have difficulty finding a lawyer willing to take his case in Georgia, regardless of his cash on hand, due to fears of being «stuck» with an unpaid bill, «just like» with Trump.
