In her 70-page lawsuit, plaintiff Noel Dunphy claims that while working for Trump’s former lawyer between January 2019 and January 2021, she was subjected to a torrent of inappropriate comments and ‘sexual demands’ from of his employer.
Dunphy filed his lawsuit Monday in a New York court, detailing the charges against his former employer.
In her lawsuit, the plaintiff does not use the word “rape” to describe the sexual assault she says she suffered from Giuliani, but details an incident in which she claims her former employer forced her to have sex during a night of drinking. in his Upper East Side apartment in Manhattan.
The complainant claims that she has audio recordings proving that her former boss sexually harassed her.
She says Giuliani, 78, drank large amounts of alcohol and used Viagra in public.
According to Dunphy, Giuliani would solicit sexual favors from her “while receiving phone calls, on speakerphone, from high-level friends and clients, including President Trump.”
For its part, the New York Daily News quoted a rep for Giuliani, who did not mention his name, as saying the former New York City mayor “strongly and completely denies the allegations in the lawsuit and intends to vigorously defend himself.” against these allegations”. “, placing the lawsuit in the category of” attempts of extortion “.
Danvi also accuses her former employer of not paying her financial dues and demands a total of $10 million in compensation.
A lawyer for Giuliani had denied that Dunphy worked for his client or any company associated with him.
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