Is Michael Cohen’s status as a lawyer still valid? Can he continue practicing law in the US?

Former Trump fixer and lawyer, Michael Cohen, is set to testify today in the case involving a hush money payment made to adult film star Stormy Daniels during the 2016 campaign. Investigators allege that Cohen used campaign funds to silence Daniels about her alleged affair with Trump, fearing it could damage his chances of winning the election and upset his wife, Melania.

The illegal payment led to over thirty felony charges against Trump, with the trial currently underway in Manhattan. Last week, Daniels testified, and today, Cohen is expected to provide crucial details to the jury. His testimony, anticipated to last several days, could shed light on the inner workings of the Trump campaign and the extent of his involvement in the scandal.

Cohen’s relationship with Trump dates back to 2006 when he joined the Trump Organization, eventually becoming a close confidant of the former president. However, his loyalty was tested during Trump’s presidency, leading to his guilty plea in 2018 for various crimes, including campaign finance violations and fraud. Despite facing prison time, financial penalties, and disbarment, Cohen has taken full responsibility for his actions, including those involving the president.

As the trial unfolds, the spotlight remains on Cohen as he takes the stand to reveal the truth behind the hush money scandal that has plagued the Trump administration. Stay tuned for updates as the case continues to unravel.