Judge Dismisses Giuliani's Bankruptcy, Allowing $148M Defamation Claim to Proceed

Dismissal lifts protections, enabling Georgia election workers and other creditors to pursue asset seizures and legal remedies.

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane finalized the dismissal after Giuliani and creditors resolved a $400,000 expense dispute.
The decision allows Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss to enforce their $148 million defamation judgment against Giuliani.
Creditors, including Dominion Voting Systems and Noelle Dunphy, can now resume their lawsuits against Giuliani.
Liens have been placed on Giuliani's New York and Florida properties to ensure payment of legal fees.
Giuliani's financial transparency issues led to the court's frustration and ultimate dismissal of the bankruptcy case.