The headquarters of Deutsche Bank in Frankfurt, Germany. (Photo: Michael Probst/AP)
Deutsche Bank and Capital One have agreed to pause document production ahead of a preliminary injunction motion in the suit brought by the president's family and businesses, which counsel for the House now seeks to join.
May 02, 2019 at 02:01 PM
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Deutsche Bank and Capital One have agreed to halt document production in response to the subpoenas issued by two U.S. House of Representatives committees seeking detailed financial information about President Donald Trump, his family and his businesses, according to documents filed in federal court late Wednesday.
The same filings indicated the suit will likely soon be joined by attorneys for the House Democrats, whose counsel intends to file a motion to intervene before week’s end.
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