Rudy Giuliani Settles Defamation Lawsuit, Will Keep His Prized Possessions Including Condo, World Series Rings

President Trump’s sometime personal attorney had been under siege to surrender his homes and personal treasures after a jury found him liable for defaming two election workers in Georgia.

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Joseph Cammarata, (L) Rudy Giuliani's lawyer, and Andrew Giuliani, (R) speak to the press after concluding Mr. Giuliani's defamation trial on January 16, 2025 at New York City. Mr. Cammarata announced a tentative settlement agreement has been reached that would mark the end of litigation by the women who won a multimillion-dollar defamation judgment against Mr. Giuliani. Stephanie Keith/Getty Images

Mayor Giuliani avoided trial on Thursday by reaching a tentative settlement agreement with two election workers from Georgia, Ruby Freeman and Wandrea Shaye Moss, who were awarded a $146 million judgement in their defamation suit against him. The parties did not disclose the amount of the settlement Mr. Giuliani, 80, who has filed for bankruptcy, reached with the women, when it would be paid and who paid it.

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