US EditionGiuliani’s bankruptcy formally dismissed, freeing Georgia election workers to seek $148M
- Rudy Giuliani’s bankruptcy was formally dismissed, allowing Georgia election workers Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss to pursue their $148 million judgment against him.
- The dismissal unfreezes other pending lawsuits against Giuliani, although recovery may be limited as he disclosed $10.6 million in assets.
- Giuliani previously filed for Chapter 11 protection after being ordered to compensate Freeman and Moss for false election fraud claims.
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Trump's ex-lawyer Giuliani booted from bankruptcy after fee dispute resolved
A U.S. judge formally ended Rudy Giuliani's bankruptcy on Friday - a move that lets sexual harassment, defamation and other lawsuits proceed against him stemming from his past work for former President Donald Trump - following a two-week delay precipitated by his failure to pay certain legal fees.
Rudy Giuliani slapped with property liens as judge formally kills bankruptcy case: report
Former President Donald Trump's ally Rudy Giuliani now faces liens on his properties, as the judge who presided over his bankruptcy case formally dismisses it, according to Business Insider.The judge in the case, Sean Lane, already signaled his intent to dismiss the case last month, citing Giuliani's consistent inability to provide financial transparency throughout the proceedings. However, "before the judge could finalize the dismissal, the par…
Trump’s ex-lawyer Giuliani booted from bankruptcy after fee dispute resolved
By Dietrich Knauth NEW YORK (Reuters) – A U.S. judge formally ended Rudy Giuliani’s bankruptcy on Friday – a move that lets sexual harassment, defamation and other lawsuits proceed against him stemming from his past work for former President Donald Trump – following a two-week delay precipitated by his failure to pay certain legal fees. Giuliani, 80, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in December after a court in Washington ordered h…
Trump's ex-lawyer Giuliani booted from bankruptcy after fee dispute resolved
A U.S. judge formally ended Rudy Giuliani's bankruptcy on Friday — a move that lets sexual harassment, defamation and other lawsuits proceed against him stemming from his past work for former President Donald Trump — following a two-week delay precipitated by his failure to pay certain legal fees.
Judge Ends Rudy Giuliani's Bankruptcy, Legal Battles Resume
Judge Ends Rudy Giuliani's Bankruptcy, Legal Battles Resume On Friday, a U.S. judge formally concluded Rudy Giuliani's bankruptcy, enabling various lawsuits, including those for sexual harassment and defamation, to move forward. The decision comes after a two-week delay due to Giuliani's failure to settle specific legal fees.Giuliani, 80, sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last December following a court order to pay $148 million to Georgi…
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