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Giuliani Surrenders Assets, Legal Battle Continues
Rudy Giuliani surrenders assets in partial repayment of a $150 million debt to election workers Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss, while legal battles continue over remaining assets.
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Rudy GiulianiRuby FreemanShaye MossDonald TrumpLauren Bacall
- What assets is Giuliani contesting the court order over?
- Giuliani maintains his intention to keep certain assets, including his Florida condo and World Series rings, arguing for their return. The legal dispute continues, with a trial scheduled shortly before the presidential inauguration.
- How did Giuliani's spokesman highlight the asset handover?
- Giuliani's spokesman shared a video depicting the handover of watches and a ring via FedEx, emphasizing the sentimental value of the possessions. This action is part of the ongoing legal battle to settle the debt.
- What legal argument is Giuliani's lawyer making regarding a January trial?
- Giuliani's lawyer argues that the court should postpone a January trial concerning remaining assets, citing Giuliani's planned attendance at Trump's inauguration events. This trial involves disputed assets such as a condo and World Series rings.
- What is the background of the legal dispute between Giuliani and Freeman and Moss?
- Freeman and Moss are seeking to recover the debt from Giuliani following his false allegations against them concerning election fraud. The court order forces Giuliani to give up various assets to partially satisfy the debt.
- What assets has Rudy Giuliani surrendered to partially satisfy his debt to Freeman and Moss?
- Rudy Giuliani has partially complied with a court order to pay $150 million to Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss, turning over assets including a Mercedes-Benz, luxury watches, and a diamond ring. He claims the items hold sentimental value.