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Trump lawyer Giuliani faces $1.3 billion lawsuit over 'big lie' election fraud claims

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  • Presumably, if he's practicing as an attorney, he has professional liability insurance ?    

  • Perhaps it will be covered by his professional liabilty insurance, then every lawyer in USA will face huge increases in premiums. They can thank DJT as well as RG for that.  Symbolic as well, mak

  • There must be consequences for pushing knowingly false information in support of trying to overthrow our government shut your yap Rudy would be my advice 

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Good.
Let's see what comes out of discovery.
Then both sides will have a chance to present their individual cases.


 

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3 minutes ago, connda said:

Good.
Let's see what comes out of discovery.
Then both sides will have a chance to present their individual cases.

You're under the mistaken impression that Rudy has a case.  He doesn't.  He doesn't have anything.  It will be an embarrassing spectacle if Rudy goes to court.  But I'm sure he'll settle.  Not even Rudy is that stupid. 

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11 minutes ago, Berkshire said:

You're under the mistaken impression that Rudy has a case.  He doesn't.  He doesn't have anything.  It will be an embarrassing spectacle if Rudy goes to court.  But I'm sure he'll settle.  Not even Rudy is that stupid. 

I'm under no 'mistaken impression" at all.  The court will decide if the case has merit, and if so, the accused will have his (or her) day in court.


Then:
"Let's see what comes out of discovery.
Then both sides will have a chance to present their individual cases."

Let the chips fall where they may. 

Other than that, I could give a **** about either the accused or the accuser. 
The only thing I give a **** about is a fair and equitable system of justice that still functions.

 

 

 

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16 minutes ago, connda said:

I'm under no 'mistaken impression" at all.  The court will decide if the case has merit, and if so, the accused will have his (or her) day in court.


Then:
"Let's see what comes out of discovery.
Then both sides will have a chance to present their individual cases."

Let the chips fall where they may. 

Other than that, I could give a **** about either the accused or the accuser. 
The only thing I give a **** about is a fair and equitable system of justice that still functions.

 

 

 

 

yet the court(s) has(have) already decided, what is it 60 times already?, that these cases brought by the trump campaign, his supporters, and of course the kraken whisperer, have no merit.

 

the only difference between those cases and this one?

 

"why, yes, your honour, this is indeed a FRAUD case!"

 

 

11 hours ago, webfact said:

A U.S. voting machine company filed a $1.3 billion lawsuit against former President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani, accusing him of defamation in what it called his "big lie" campaign about widespread fraud in the presidential election, court documents on Monday showed.

This year just keeps on getting better

1 hour ago, HouTex said:

If attorneys are held to this standard it will radically change lawsuits in USA

 

Dominion will not prevail here

 

Actually it is a good opportunity to finally look at these machines

 

Certainly Dominion has likely "wiped clean" the damaging evidence

 

But Rudi could have some experts who can still show what really happened if the discovery is conducted  

Why that? Dominion is not the accused.

I would be delighted if trump fox hannity and tucker were all included in a defamation law suit ( from previous cases the fox defense was we are only opinion programming no need to be truthful) pity there audience did not understand this.

As for people like trump who issue cases against anyone to silence them it would be truly justified to make them pay for spreading misinformation knowingly with no repercussions to it.

The poor delusional supporters who stormed the senate are going to have there world turned upside down financially perhaps even prison did not understand this.

2nd  slightly off point linsey Graham’s ( I need to remain relevant) like others Cruz .Rubio etc asking Biden to put an end to this impeachment and any criminal cases against trump for the sake of unity?

Best thing Biden can do is stay out of it show the world the senate and justice department are free from his interference something trump could not understand .

Im also wondering how deep the love for all things Trump if as rumored Ivanka runs for Rubios seat in 2022?

Best news ever, I hope the smuck loses everything, like his Orange buddy lost the election.

12 minutes ago, candide said:

The next one will likely be her:

https://eu.detroitnews.com/story/news/politics/2020/12/28/dominion-tells-mellissa-carone-cease-defamatory-claims/4059316001/

 

I wonder whether Giuliani or Trump will pay for her lawyers or not. I doubt it! ????

Having watched her ''testimony'' and read that linked article I find myself wondering if an insanity plea counts in litigation such as this.

 

The woman is clearly barking mad, but does that matter when being sued?

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1 hour ago, connda said:

I'm under no 'mistaken impression" at all.  The court will decide if the case has merit, and if so, the accused will have his (or her) day in court.


Then:
"Let's see what comes out of discovery.
Then both sides will have a chance to present their individual cases."

Let the chips fall where they may. 

Other than that, I could give a **** about either the accused or the accuser. 
The only thing I give a **** about is a fair and equitable system of justice that still functions.

 

 

 

The court will decide if the case has merit?

"U.S. District Court Judge Diane Humetawa sided with those judges in Arizona, dismissing the case for a range of issues including lack of standing and bringing the case too late, and saying Powell’s allegations of fraud are “sorely wanting of relevant or reliable evidence, and Plaintiffs’ invocation of this Court’s limited jurisdiction is severely strained.”

The judge said the hundreds of pages of affidavits and declarations the plaintiffs submitted as evidence of fraud were “only impressive for their volume,” and said Powell’s lawsuit was “void of plausible allegations that Dominion voting machines were actually hacked or compromised.”

https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2020/12/09/sidney-powells-voter-fraud-claims-fail-for-third-time-as-arizona-judge-rejects-case/?sh=67ee599c1993

"Why that? Dominion is not the accused.?

 

Rudy is the accused and is allowed to present a defense

 

He is likely to file a counterclaim (already in media) 

 

There will be discovery conducted and the machines will (finally) be examined

 

 

 

 

 

9 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Words have consequences.

 

Poverty in old age is the consequence Giuliani is facing. 

 

 

Bet your a>>> that he has no personal assets anyone can touch, but he will be able to live very very comfortaably for the rest of his life, until he dies before case reaches conclusion.

He would have structured his personal wealth well away from litigants in either trust accounts or other legal manners. Bet his homes are not owned by him, but companies set up for such purposes

 

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10 minutes ago, HouTex said:

"Why that? Dominion is not the accused.?

 

Rudy is the accused and is allowed to present a defense

 

He is likely to file a counterclaim (already in media) 

 

There will be discovery conducted and the machines will (finally) be examined. 

 

 

 

 

 

It's Rudy who has to provide proof that he told the truth, not Dominion to prove they did not commit a crime.

 

Let's assume I accuse you of murder in the media without evidence and you file a defamation complaint against me. The justice system will not investigate you. I will not be able to say: "I have no acceptable evidence to show but if you investigate him, you will find some"!

 

Election results have been certified, in some States they have been audited and/or recounted manually. So Giuliani will present the same evidence which has been already rejected by others courts, and it will be rejected again. Additionally, as mentioned by another poster, It's likely Giuliani will negotiate a settlement before.

1 hour ago, Bluespunk said:

Having watched her ''testimony'' and read that linked article I find myself wondering if an insanity plea counts in litigation such as this.

 

The woman is clearly barking mad, but does that matter when being sued?

I doubt Giuliani will call her to testify in his defamation trial! ????

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2 hours ago, HouTex said:

If attorneys are held to this standard it will radically change lawsuits in USA

 

Dominion will not prevail here

 

Actually it is a good opportunity to finally look at these machines

 

Certainly Dominion has likely "wiped clean" the damaging evidence

 

But Rudi could have some experts who can still show what really happened if the discovery is conducted  

Excuse me the machines were audited, and nothing was found to be wrong, that is why the cases involving the machines were thrown from the courts.

So unless you know something data experts don not, and analyists then your speaking from an orifice not designed to venture opinions'

Had he had any evidence both he and the good woman Sydney would have pursued  it to SCOTUS, but they could not even get past the lower courts.

 

1 hour ago, HouTex said:

"Why that? Dominion is not the accused.?

 

Rudy is the accused and is allowed to present a defense

 

He is likely to file a counterclaim (already in media) 

 

There will be discovery conducted and the machines will (finally) be examined

I think you missed the point. It's not about Giuliani's right to mount a defense. It's about the poor quality of evidence he has to work with.

15 minutes ago, placeholder said:

I think you missed the point. It's not about Giuliani's right to mount a defense. It's about the poor quality of evidence he has to work with.

Evidence, he could call DJT and his enablers

 

11 hours ago, PatOngo said:

This will make old Rudi sweat, the dye will be running again!

 

Critics roasts Rudy Giuliani for apparent hair dye mishap on Twitter

Silly old fart. Take him for all he's got........and some!!

1 hour ago, HouTex said:

"Why that? Dominion is not the accused.?

 

Rudy is the accused and is allowed to present a defense

 

He is likely to file a counterclaim (already in media) 

 

There will be discovery conducted and the machines will (finally) be examined

 

 

 

 

 

 

i'm pretty sure it don't work that way.  discovery can't simply be an open-ended fishing expedition.

 

and here's the thing; rudy and friends had 60 wonderful opportunities to discover the kraken, yet we're still left with nothing but volumes of baseless allegations.

 

but wait, there's more!  or actually less, at least regarding these allegations.  not only is there no evidence to submit, there is also rudy claiming in court, under oath finally, "this is not a fraud case."

 

yes, i'm sure good old rudy will file a counterclaim, but that will likely be rejected by the court, as with his other filings, as frivolous.

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The lawsuits are expanding. OANN, Newsmax, Fox, Hannity, etc, etc, etc.

 

And eventually, if things work out, former president Trump.  And yes, if successful, will have a great impact on liars being able to do these things in the future. Love it.

14 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Just showing the stupidity of the US civil legal system - $1.3 billion ? I mean what's the point of suing someone (rightly or wrongly) for $1.255 billion more than a guy is worth (according to wiki) ? 

Just because they sue him for that much doesn’t mean they’re gonna get that if they win! Also, usually you sue for what you think the damage is regardless of what the guy owns. 

3 minutes ago, pacovl46 said:

Also, usually you sue for what you think the damage is regardless of what the guy owns. 

Hence my comment of the stupidity of suing someone for more than they are worth and the intelligence of a legal team that know they cannot get what they are asking for !

12 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

Hence my comment of the stupidity of suing someone for more than they are worth and the intelligence of a legal team that know they cannot get what they are asking for !

It’s not stupid. It’s like you wanting to sell your car for a specific price and then you add a couple of hundreds to account for bargaining that might happen so in the end you get what you actually wanted for it instead of less. 
 

Also, if someone were to damage your house, you’d sue for how much the damage costs to repair and not for how much the guy has in his bank account! 

3 minutes ago, pacovl46 said:

It’s like you wanting to sell your car for a specific price and then you add a couple of hundreds to account for bargaining that might happen so in the end you get what you actually wanted for it instead of less. 

Going to be a hell of a lot of haggling to reduce $1.3 billion to $0.045 billion ????

 

2 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

Going to be a hell of a lot of haggling to reduce $1.3 billion to $0.045 billion ????

 

????He might have to go to prison instead or declare bankruptcy, either way, if he loses he’ll be screwed and that’s their point, I guess! 

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1 hour ago, RichardColeman said:

Hence my comment of the stupidity of suing someone for more than they are worth and the intelligence of a legal team that know they cannot get what they are asking for !

 

they can sue for more than rudy's worth......now.  that enables them to have the courts garnish his wages, and seize future earnings.

 

so when rudy writes a book, or gets hired by some conspiracy network, or maybe gets sponsored by some hair dye manufacturer or landscaping firm, his salary and earnings will be subject to the results of the prior trial.

 

consider OJ having to give the goldman's the majority of anything he earns in perpetuity, until he pays off the $33million court settlement.

 

 

O.J. Simpson hounded by Fred Goldman for post-prison earnings

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/oj-simpson-fred-goldman-post-prison-earnings-70-million-wrongful-death-judgment-ron-goldman-nicole-brown-simpson/

1 hour ago, RichardColeman said:

Going to be a hell of a lot of haggling to reduce $1.3 billion to $0.045 billion ????

 

Rudy can apply to have fox and oan etc enjoined. That limits his payout but greatly increases the payout to dominion because of the worth if the media outlets.

 

That is why it is best to sue for so much as a matter of caution. It would be negligent to sue for only the amount rudy is worth.

4 hours ago, candide said:

It's Rudy who has to provide proof that he told the truth, not Dominion to prove they did not commit a crime.

 

Let's assume I accuse you of murder in the media without evidence and you file a defamation complaint against me. The justice system will not investigate you. I will not be able to say: "I have no acceptable evidence to show but if you investigate him, you will find some"!

 

Election results have been certified, in some States they have been audited and/or recounted manually. So Giuliani will present the same evidence which has been already rejected by others courts, and it will be rejected again. Additionally, as mentioned by another poster, It's likely Giuliani will negotiate a settlement before.

Actually, under US law Dominion is going to have to prove that he got wrong even though he should have known better. But that shouldn't be difficult. There's a massive amount of evidence against him.

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