The former New York mayor was ordered to pay damages to two election workers who he falsely accused of fraud following Donald Trump’s presidential election loss in 2020.
Donald Trump’s former attorney Rudy Giuliani has been ordered to hand over a list of valuable possessions, including his New York penthouse, by a federal judge.
Judge Lewis Liman, of the federal court in Manhattan, ordered the former New York mayor to turn over the goods to two Georgia election workers he defamed and owes about $150m (£115m).
He has seven days to turn over the penthouse – which is reported to be valued at $5.7m (£4.4m) – to a receivership that Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss will control, meaning they can sell it, Sky News’ US partner network NBC reported.
Giuliani was ordered to pay damages to the two election workers after he falsely accused them of fraud following Mr Trump’s presidential election loss in 2020.
