Marc Kasowitz, Trump’s attorney, has tried to get the suit dismissed on the grounds that the president can’t be sued while in office. He also attempted to dismiss the subpoena in July, arguing that it “seeks wholly irrelevant information intended solely to harass the president.”

But Allred and the rest of Zervos’s legal team have noted that in a 1997 unanimous decision regarding Paula Jones’s sexual harassment suit against President Bill Clinton, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Constitution doesn’t guarantee a the president immunity from civil litigation.