Rudy Giuliani Settles Defamation Case With Georgia Election Workers

The settlement allows Giuliani to retain his personal property in exchange for compensation and a commitment to cease defamatory remarks.

Rudy Giuliani reached a settlement with Ruby Freeman and Wandrea 'Shaye' Moss, resolving a $148 million defamation judgment tied to false election fraud claims he made after the 2020 election.
The agreement permits Giuliani to keep his Florida condo, New York co-op, and personal belongings, including Yankees World Series rings, in exchange for undisclosed compensation and a promise not to defame the plaintiffs again.
The settlement resolves all pending litigation between Giuliani and the election workers, including a trial that was set to determine the fate of his remaining assets but was canceled after the agreement was reached.
Freeman and Moss stated that the past four years had been a 'living nightmare' due to Giuliani's false claims, which led to threats and harassment, and expressed relief at being able to move forward.
Giuliani, who denies wrongdoing, continues to face other legal challenges, including criminal charges in Georgia and Arizona related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election results.