Contractor files $2 million lawsuit against Trump for unpaid bills
Source: The Hill
A Maryland-based electrical company is suing President Trump’s Washington, D.C. hotel for than $2 million, Politico reports.
AES Electrical, also called Freestate Electrical, alleged that its employees had to work “nonstop” to complete electrical and fire alarm systems before the hotel’s “soft opening” in September and its grand opening in October. It says it never received payment for its work.
The lawsuit also argues that without Freestate, the real estate mogul would not have been able to hold an event at the hotel in September.
“At the time of the ‘soft opening,’ Donald J. Trump, President of Defendent, Trump Old Post Office, LLC, was a U.S. presidential candidate and the ‘soft opening’ had to occur to permit Mr. Trump’s nationally televised campaign event from the Hotel on September 16, 2016, which was to honor U.S. veterans,” the lawsuit says. “But for Freestate’s acceleration of work and performance of extra work on the project, this event would not have been able to occur.”
Freestate also noted that its work before the hotel’s “grand opening” on Oct. 26 was timed just before the Nov. 8 election in order to generate “positive press coverage.”
Read more: http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/316098-contractor-files-2-million-against-trump-for-unpaid-bills
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Can't wait for all the lawsuits to pile up. Wonder what he's going to do? I bet it will be interesting, just hope he doesn't destroy our constitution in his zeal for vengeance against the judges who won't just dismiss the cases. 
Clear the field! 
Have to be given to day laborers hanging out on street corners in large urban areas. 
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