Rudy Giuliani shouts in bankruptcy court as lawyer floats ‘putting America’s Mayor in prison,’ judge threatens to mute him and forecasts case dismissal

Rudy Giuliani, Judge Sean Lane

Left:Rudy Giuliani talks to reporters as he leaves the federal courthouse in Washington in Dec. 2023 (AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana). Right: U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane (Southern District of New York court photo).

In an opposition filing submitted in his dismissed bankruptcy case, Rudy Giuliani is trying to cut the professional fees he owes a forensic financial advisor nearly in half, claiming that he was “overbilled.”

The Wednesday filing from Giuliani attorney Heath Berger before U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Sean Lane asserted that Global Data Risk employees “routinely engaged in […] duplicative billing” and did too much research into the finances of the disbarred former NYC mayor and Donald Trump ally who faces 2020 election-related criminal charges and substantial civil liabilities.

“A review of the Billing and Expense Details demonstrates that the employees and staff of GDR routinely engaged in such duplicative billing in that multiple individual timekeepers charged for attendance at the same event, meeting, or discussion and/or completion of the same service, thereby creating duplicative time entries for any given single service,” court documents said. “Not only do several entries bear the same time, data, and task description with minuted changes, some even appear to be copied and pasted entirely.”

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