Rudolph Giuliani faces a possible evidentiary hearing over his financial affairs, after failing to come up with workable terms for the dismissal of his personal bankruptcy case.
Tossing the former New York City mayor out of bankruptcy pursuant to a scathing July 12 decision is proving to be a challenge. Giuliani owes roughly $400,000 in fees to professionals hired in his Chapter 11 case and must figure out how to pay the administrative expenses before Judge Sean Lane of the US Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York will sign an order of dismissal.
Giuliani has proposed satisfying ...
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