A New York judge tossed out Rudy Giuliani’s bankruptcy case Friday, ruling that man formerly known as “America’s Mayor” has repeatedly been evasive about his assets.
White Plains federal bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane sided with lawyers for two former Georgia election workers who are owed a $148 million verdict from Giuliani that his Chapter 11 case should be dismissed.
“The lack of financial transparency is particularly troubling given concerns that Mr. Giuliani has engaged in self-dealing and that he has potential conflicts of interest that would hamper the administration of his bankruptcy case,” Lane said in a 22-page decision.
Lane said Giuliani failed to turn over any financial information for his companies, failed to accurately and completely submit monthly reports and initially hid that he had penned a deal for an upcoming book.
A group of creditors — including Ruby Freeman and her daughter Shay Moss, to whom Giuliani owes the massive judgment for falsely accusing them of committing election fraud in 2020 — have claimed he’s been hiding assets, submitting error-laden reports and spending frivolously.
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