The state has expensed more than $20.5 million for the legal defense of Andrew Cuomo and several officials who worked in the executive chamber.

The taxpayer-funded costs associated with his multifront legal defense and offense — he’s sued five state agencies or entities — have surpassed $61 million and involve at least 16 law firms ...

Cuomo, a three-term Democrat who resigned in 2021 amid a harassment scandal, faced the prospect of racking up legal fees and costs in a suit in which he’s accused of touching the trooper’s ...

The touchpoint is a $25.4 million and running price tag in legal expenses for former Gov. Andrew Cuomo and members of his administration to fight sexual harassment charges, and its response to the ...

News Ex-Gov. Cuomo's State-Paid Legal Fees Soar, Nearly 4 Years After His Resignation The New York comptroller's office has released the updated total of more than $60 million in combined legal ...

Cuomo Legal bills Taxpayers Sexual harassment Allegations Defense costs Investigations COVID deaths As you pay your monthly bills, we've got a few you missed -- you're paying the legal bills for ...

ALBANY — State taxpayers could be on the hook for $22.7 million in legal costs related to controversies involving former Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, according to newly updated documents posted by the ...

Cuomo legal woes continue, ... Cuomo could also potentially dip into his $18 million campaign war chest to pay legal costs, ... he would likely have to pay for his own defense lawyer.

Still, Cuomo’s aggressive defense comes at a steep price for state taxpayers. Data obtained by The Post through a legal request reveal that state costs tied to Cuomo’s legal defense and ...

Disgraced New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo collected roughly $565,000 worth of tax-funded legal fee reimbursement from the Empire State. The $564,918 was made out to Cuomo's campaign, the byproduct of a ...

Resigning from office probably didn’t end former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s legal problems, and no matter what happens next, taxpayers are likely to wind up with a hefty bill.