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    Experts Explain Why Michael Cohen Would Make the Surprising Decision to Break Up with His Lawyers — And If He’s Signaling He May Be Ready to Flip

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    By dduttachakraborty on June 13, 2018 Faculty, In the News, Transition to Trump

    Jed Shugerman was quoted in a Business Insider article where he weighed in on whether President Trump’s personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, will agree to cooperate with prosecutors in the recent FBI probe.

    Jed Shugerman, a Fordham University law professor, told Business Insider that the discussion surrounding Cohen on Wednesday left out “one dynamic” he thought could be at play.

    “Maybe Cohen has indicated a willingness to cooperate, but because SDNY hasn’t seen the documents from search, they don’t want to offer a deal yet,” he said. “Why offer deal to prove X if documents prove X? Demand Cohen give up X, Y, and Z for any deal.”

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