- A federal judge, **Lewis J. Liman**, suggests that **Rudy Giuliani's** upcoming contempt hearing may not be favorable for him.
- The hearing revolves around Giuliani's alleged failure to comply with **disclosure demands** linked to a **$148 million defamation** award sought by two Georgia election workers.
- Judge Liman criticized efforts by Giuliani and his lawyer to evade providing necessary information and indicated he might rule on contempt at the hearing.
- Giuliani's property in **Palm Beach, Florida**, could be at risk of forfeiture to satisfy the defamation judgment if the judge makes adverse inferences against him.
- This latest development follows Giuliani's prior liability for defamation stemming from false accusations against the Georgia poll workers during the **2020 election**.
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