Giuliani said he welcomed the court fight after Dominion sued last month.
 
“Dominion’s defamation lawsuit for $1.3 billion will allow me to investigate their history, finances and practices fully and completely,” Giuliani proclaimed.
 
A detailed account of efforts to serve Giuliani, which was provided to the Daily News by a source, told a different story. A doorman, knowing process servers were looking for Giuliani, locked the door to the building whenever the former mayor entered the lobby.
 
On Feb. 7, a pair of process servers and Giuliani got into an awkward standoff during a nasty winter storm. That morning, the doorman to the building waved to a Ford Explorer SUV parked down the street. Giuliani got in the passenger seat and closed the SUV door as a process server lunged forward with a bag full of documents.
 
“This is not the way it’s supposed to be done. You should have gone to my office,” Giuliani said, according to the account. The lawsuit was lodged between the SUV door.
 
 
 
The doorman got involved, jabbing his umbrella into the SUV door. The driver and doorman pulled the bag of legal documents, allowing Giuliani to close the SUV door. The process server left the bag in front of Giuliani’s building, which the doorman had locked yet again.
 
“These documents now belong to Giuliani,” the process server declared.
 
Building staff apparently didn’t agree. The process server saw a maintenance worker throw the bag of legal documents in a trash can on the street. They retrieved the legal documents and continued pursuing Giuliani.
 
For the next two days, the process server failed to intercept Giuliani at his office or apartment building. Staff at Giuliani’s office ignored messages to set up an appointment to hand off the suit.
 
At one point, his driver went through a red light while dodging the process server, according to the account. Finally, on Feb. 10, Giuliani’s assistant accepted service on his behalf.

This is actually a really common tactic used by right-wing organizations to get conservative literature onto best seller lists.

Recently, the RNC spent $100k on copies of Don Jr's shitty book 'Triggered'

They've been doing it since at least the 60's, when the John Birch Society boosted the sales of a book by conservative activist Phylis Shlafly against abortion, officially sparking the culture war surrounding reproductive rights.

Haven't you ever wondered how so many shitty books sell so well to a target audience that doesn't fucking read?

EDIT:

If you read this and want to be the 126th reply to say "bUh deMoCratS do thiS too!" Why not just shut your corn hole instead...?

Some democrats do this too, like former democratic mayor of Baltimore, Catherine Pugh. (She got sentenced to 3 years in prison for it, so great example guys.)

But it's not nearly as prevalent or blatant as it is on the right, and we know this for a fact because it's disclosed in FEC filings.

Republicans also have access to an extensive think tank network and third party institutiond to grease their book sales that just aren't available to progressives at the same level.

So while Sarah Palin's Going Rogue sold almost half a million copies in it's first week alone thanks to Koch industries, Kamala Harris's The Truths We Hold sold only 50k in it's first six months.

This has become such a problem in the last few years that the New York Times started putting an asterisk next to it's best seller awards for books that got on the list through bulk wholesales.

This is another way that we know that this practice is way more prevalent on the right than on the left, because 15 of the 17 authors on the 2020 NYT Best Seller list that were awarded their spot because of bulk buys, are Trump Jr., Charlie Kirk, Glenn Beck, conservative commentator Dave Rubin, Fox News host Pete Hegseth, Dinesh D’Souza, Newt Gingrich, Freedom Center founder David Horowitz, fuckin' Ben Shapiro, goddamn Sean Hannity, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, journalism school drop out Candace Owens, Jeanine Pirro, the American Conservative editor Rod Dreher, and of course, our boy Cancun Cruz.

This why you just don't see the crazy break out sales numbers from the left that you see from Republican politicians and right-wing pundits. Except for Obama. But that's cause it's fucking Obama.

What does a Trump endorsement look like, literally, now that he’s off Twitter? The South Carolina GOP shares this handwritten note to state party chair @DrewMcKissick, who is seeking another term:

What does a Trump endorsement look like, literally, now that he’s off Twitter? The South Carolina GOP shares this handwritten note to state party chair @DrewMcKissick, who is seeking another term:

THOMAS' dissent on the decision to deny the Pennsylvania election case adopts the 'prove a negative' argument proffered by Rudy and others:
 
That the absence of evidence of fraud could just prove that fraud was hard to detect.

Republicans are using false voter fraud claims as fuel to limit voting. In Georgia, Republicans are trying to end Souls To The Polls and make it illegal to hand out water and food in line.