Two Georgia election workers who won a massive verdict against Rudy Giuliani because he defamed them after the 2020 election are asking a federal judge to hold him in contempt of court.

The two Georgia election workers who won a $146 million defamation judgment against Rudy Giuliani over his baseless claims of mass election fraud in 2020 are accusing him of defaming them again on two of his recent nightly shows.

Giuliani “brazenly” violated an injunction placed on him in December 2023 after a federal court found him liable for defaming Moss and Freeman during the 2020 election, according to the motion for civil contempt filed by their attorneys. He was ordered to pay the women $148 million and agreed not to make any further false statements about them.

With a motion for civil contempt already looming over him in Washington, D.C., another judge on Friday warned Rudy Giuliani that “on pain of contempt” he must comply with requests from the Georgia election workers he defamed to surrender his assets squirreled away in an increasingly controversial storage unit on New York’s Long Island.

A federal district judge has scheduled a civil contempt hearing for longtime Trump ally Rudy Giuliani, over claims that he is continuing to publicly attack election workers Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss,

In a significant legal development, two former Georgia election workers, Ruby Freeman and her daughter Wandrea "Shaye" Moss, are

Remarks by Rudy Giuliani about the women on his podcast prompted the call for the contempt hearing just a day ago.

Rudy Giuliani on Thursday appealed a judge’s decision last month ordering him to turn over most of his assets to two Georgia election workers to satisfy their $146 million defamation

A Staten Island lawyer is stepping up to the plate for former Mayor Rudy Giuliani in his defamation case with two election workers from Georgia. Joseph M. Cammarata of Cammarata & De Meyer P.C., according to the New York Times,