Rudy Giuliani Hit With Another Defamation Complaint
Giuliani continues to make defamatory statements despite already being found liable
Former Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani was hit with another defamation complaint from Georgia poll workers Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss just days after a D.C. jury found that Giuliani owed Freeman and Moss over $148 million in damages for making defamatory statements about their actions during the 2020 election in Georgia.
The new complaint asks the court to issue injunctive relief permanently barring Giuliani from making defamatory statements against Moss and Freeman. In the complaint, Freeman and Moss allege that Giuliani continues to make defamatory statements about them, even making them during and after the recent damages trial.
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The new complaint notes that prior to the recent trial, Moss and Freeman asked Giuliani to enter into an agreement whereby he would stop making such statements, but that Giuliani refused. As a result, they've now filed this latest lawsuit to bar Giuliani from making any further statements about their involvement in the 2020 election and seek as damages the costs associated with prosecuting the action.
They do not seek any specific damages outside of the injunction, as the latest $148 million verdict will likely wipe out Giuliani financially, but Freeman and Moss do seek an award for the costs of this legal action, including attorney's fees and "such other and further relief as this Court deems just and proper."
Read the full complaint below:
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