#defamation-case

#defamation-case

Rudy Giuliani vehemently defended himself in court against accusations of negligence regarding asset turnover as part of a defamation case settlement.

Rudy Giuliani must surrender his Manhattan penthouse and other assets valued at $148 million as a settlement for defaming Georgia election workers.

Giuliani must liquidate luxury items to settle defamation debt to Georgia poll workers.

Rudy Giuliani is facing serious legal battles, including a sexual assault case and financial damages for defamation, amidst chaotic court proceedings.

Giuliani's lawyers are seeking to withdraw over strategic disagreements as he faces a $148 million defamation judgment.

Rudy Giuliani faces challenges in surrendering his sports memorabilia as part of a $148M defamation case, with the items locked in a storage facility.

The Second Circuit affirmed a jury verdict that Trump is a serial sexual abuser, siding with E. Jean Carroll's claims.

The appeals court upheld the jury's decision in favor of E. Jean Carroll, affirming Trump sexually abused her and awarding $5 million for defamation and abuse.

The federal appeals court upheld a jury's finding that Trump sexually abused E. Jean Carroll, affirming a $5 million judgment against him.

Trump criticized his legal team after losing an appeal regarding the sexual abuse and defamation case by E. Jean Carroll.

Trump requested to be excused from posting bond in the Carroll defamation case, citing his wealth.

Carroll's attorney filed a scathing opposition to Trump's request, emphasizing the lack of concrete representation of Trump's assets.

Giuliani continues to defame election workers against a court agreement, raising issues of civil contempt.

Giuliani's courtroom outburst highlights his ongoing legal struggles and frustrations regarding the January trial date in his defamation case.