- NY took Trump and his bond underwriters to court Monday, three buildings south of his criminal trial.
- The parties agreed to limit Trump's access to $175M collateralizing his civil fraud appeal bond.
- The NY Attorney General's Office had been concerned that Trump maintained some control of the cash.
Lawyers for Donald Trump and the New York Attorney General's Office struck a deal Monday that will now keep the GOP frontrunner from having any access to the cash collateral for his $175 million civil-fraud bond.