Alina Habba Fired From $50M Gig After Trump Outburst

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Alina Habba Fired From $50M Gig After Trump Outburst Alina Habba, the former Trump lawyer and New Jersey US attorney who now goes by Alina Habba Mildon, has been fired from the…

Alina Habba, the former Trump lawyer and New Jersey US attorney who now goes by Alina Habba Mildon, has been fired from the general counsel job that guaranteed her more than $50 million over four years, cut loose by a company set up by the daughter of a billionaire banker President Trump pardoned in January. Concord Partners, the Herrera family's Florida firm, ended her contract in a Nov. 4 letter citing a "failure to perform duties," The New York Times reported Tuesday.

The firing came four days after Trump turned on her in public. She still walks away with $14.5 million: about $6.5 million in salary collected since January and an $8 million signing bonus, according to the Times' reporter on the story.

A person close to the Herrera family told the Times that her focus drifted from Concord after she began dating Turhan Mildon, the 25-year-old Turkish investor she married in September. Habba Mildon declined to comment on the firing, and a person close to her said she intends to take legal action. Representatives for the family also declined to comment.

The deal itself surfaced in an Oct. 20 Times investigation. Isabela Herrera, the 27-year-old daughter of Venezuelan banker Julio Herrera Velutini, registered Concord Partners in Florida in late October 2025, and Habba finalized a $10 million-a-year contract with it days later, while she was still New Jersey's acting US attorney. The company has no public profile, and what it does is unclear. Isabela Herrera has also given $3.5 million to a pro-Trump super PAC.

Habba resigned as US attorney on Dec. 8 after the courts ruled she was serving unlawfully, as we reported when an appeals court ruled against her and when she stepped down. The same day she became a senior adviser to Attorney General Pam Bondi as a special government employee, a status that allows outside work, and she started at Concord on Jan. 1 while still holding the Justice Department post.

Herrera had been charged in 2022 with a scheme to bribe then-Puerto Rico…

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