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IrelandBrian Tyler Cohen examines ethics complaints against Alina Habba
Glenn Kirschner outlines the allegations behind potential disbarment and explains why losing a law license can have consequences across state lines.
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Trump attorney Alina Habba faces disbarment
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- 0:57Kirschner recounts Bianco's report of workplace sexual harassment at Bedminster Golf Club.
- 2:01He alleges Habba persuaded Bianco to drop her lawyer and facilitated a settlement with an unlawful nondisclosure agreement.
- 4:06Kirschner says new representation led to a larger settlement and ethics complaints against Habba in New Jersey.
- 9:51He explains that disclosing prior disbarment makes gaining admission to another state's bar extremely difficult.
A settlement is central. Brian Tyler Cohen's discussion with legal analyst Glenn Kirschner examines Alina Habba's involvement in a workplace harassment matter, and the ethics complaints Kirschner says followed.
The Legal Breakdown episode on Brian Tyler Cohen News drew an estimated 140,000 views in its first day, more than seven times the channel's usual start for regular videos.
Kirschner recounts the experience of Alice Bianco, a Bedminster Golf Club employee who reported sexual harassment at work. He alleges that Habba persuaded Bianco to drop her lawyer and helped arrange a lower settlement containing a nondisclosure agreement he describes as unlawful. These are allegations Kirschner outlines against Habba, not findings announced in the discussion.
He says Bianco subsequently obtained new representation, secured a larger settlement and filed ethics complaints with New Jersey authorities. Despite the title, "Trump attorney Alina Habba faces disbarment," the episode concerns potential discipline rather than an announcement that she has lost her license.
Cohen also asks a practical question: could a disbarred lawyer simply practice in another state? Kirschner explains that bar applications require disclosures about prior discipline, making admission elsewhere extremely difficult in his assessment.
American lawyer and former presidential counselor. She resigned as acting U.S. attorney for New Jersey in December 2025 after courts ruled her appointment unlawful.
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The Habba discussion drew a much larger first-day audience than Brian Tyler Cohen News's usual regular upload. Its comments also came in at four times the usual first-day level.
