Giuliani has fully satisfied Georgia election workers' $148 million judgment
Rudolph Giuliani's settlement to pay $148 million to Georgia election workers Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss, who accused him of defamation, brings closure to a highly publicized case. The defamation claims stem from Giuliani's false allegations that the women were involved in the alleged 2020 presidential election theft. By settling, Giuliani has avoided a trial and potential reputational damage.
- The fact that Giuliani was willing to pay off his defamatory claims without admitting fault suggests that the cost of maintaining his public persona may outweigh the value of defending himself against these specific allegations.
- What role will this settlement play in shaping Giuliani's reputation as a litigator and how might it influence his future business dealings and speaking engagements?