"Rudy Giuliani's Bankruptcy Hearing Sparks Controversy Among Diverse Creditors"

A diverse coalition of people and businesses owed money by Rudy Giuliani, including election workers, a supermarket employee, elections technology companies, a woman alleging coercion, former attorneys, the IRS, and Hunter Biden, gathered virtually for the first bankruptcy hearing after Giuliani declared bankruptcy following a defamation suit loss. Giuliani's attorney stated that he lacks the funds to pay the $148 million owed to the election workers and is making a living as a radio and podcast host while dealing with financial issues. The bankruptcy filing has brought forth a diverse coalition of creditors who previously sued Giuliani for unrelated issues, and the next hearing is scheduled for Jan. 31.
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