A federal judge threw out a confidentiality agreement signed by a Trump campaign aide.

An effort by former President Donald J. Trump’s campaign to silence a former campaign worker who claimed she was the target of abusive treatment and sexual harassment by another member of Mr. Trump’s campaign was effectively voided on Tuesday by a federal court judge in New York. Judge Paul G. Gardephe nullified a confidentiality agreement signed in 2016 by Jessica Denson, who had worked on Mr. Trump’s campaign that year as a phone bank supervisor and Hispanic outreach coordinator. Judge Gardephe concluded the agreement was “invalid and unenforceable.”

An effort by Trump's campaign to silence Jessica Denson, a former campaign worker who claimed she was the target of abusive treatment and sexual harassment by another member of Trump's campaign, has been effectively voided by a federal court judge.https://t.co/Nc55jEo4Xt

— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 31, 2021