In ongoing legal battles surrounding the 2020 presidential election, two Georgia poll workers claim that Rudy Giuliani’s luxurious Florida condominium should be subject to sale. These women, whom Giuliani had previously accused of ballot fraud, successfully won a $148 million defamation case against him. They argue that Giuliani did not establish his Florida property as a “homestead” before they initiated a lien against it, contesting its exemption status. The condominium, valued at $3.5 million, may thus be considered as part of assets that could be liquidated to cover the defamation judgement.
For further information, the detailed narrative can be followed through the Law360 article. This development adds another layer to the complex legal challenges Giuliani continues to face post-election.