Former Trump fixer and lawyer Michael Cohen was due to testify this Tuesday in Donald Trump's New York fraud trial but delayed his appearance due to a medical issue, ABC News reported.
The announcement left the scheduling of the case in disarray, the judge said Monday.
"I look forward to testifying and correcting the record as to the multiple misstatements and responses by previous witnesses who stated … 'I don't recall.' Unfortunately for them, I do," Cohen told ABC News as he announced his delay.
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In the wake of the delay, Judge Arthur Engoron said Monday that the trial's schedule for the rest of the week is "up in the air."
Trump, along with his sons Eric and Donald Jr., are accused by New York Attorney General Letitia James of using "numerous acts of fraud and misrepresentation" to inflate Trump's wealth in order to obtain favorable business transactions.
