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Fischetti, who took part in Thursday’s meeting, said plaintiffs were moving forward with a case against the company because Weisselberg was not “cooperating and saying what they wanted him to say” regarding whether Trump had personal knowledge of his chief financial officer’s alleged use of cars, apartments and other compensation he believed The plaintiffs may not have been properly reported to the tax authorities, according to people familiar with the case.
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