Golden Finance reported that on January 16, local time, Rudy Giuliani, the former New York mayor and former personal lawyer of President-elect Trump, reached a preliminary settlement agreement with two former Georgia election staff involved in his defamation case, ending the Several lawsuits arising out of defamation cases. Giuliani was previously ordered to pay millions of dollars in damages in this case. Giuliani said that under the settlement, he will keep his Florida condo and other personal property, and the two parties agree not to speak of each other in any defamatory manner. However, because the settlement agreement has not been made public, its specific contents are unclear. Currently, the court has postponed relevant trials and hearings until after February 25 to facilitate the implementation of the agreement. Giuliani said in a statement that the settlement did not represent an admission of any responsibility and called on all parties to stop attacking each other.