Alina Habba's law firm has made more than $2.5 million from Trump's trials: reports

Criticism is swirling online about the job performance of one of Donald Trump's lawyers, Alina Habba. But former Florida attorney general candidate Daniel Uhlfelder shared documents Thursday that showed she's not giving her expertise cheaply.

A Federal Elections Commission report shared by Uhlfelder showed that Trump's campaigns and super PACs have made multiple payments to Habba and her firm between February in 2022 and June last year — and they total $2,528,408.06.

Save America and Make America Great Again PACs made many big payments to the New Jersey-based firm for "legal consulting," the record show.

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In 2022, Habba was handed a fine of nearly $1 million for filing a frivolous lawsuit in Florida when she helped Trump sue Hillary Clinton, James Comey and a slew of other people, claiming that the Russia investigation was a hoax and he should be compensated for it.

Habba shared the fine with her client.