'He stiffed Rudy': Trump faces 'new potential legal problem' in Giuliani bankruptcy case

The same day Donald Trump was hit with a massive defamation verdict in E. Jean Carroll's defamation case, it was reported that the ex-president could be sued on behalf of Rudy Giuliani in connection with the former mayor's bankruptcy.

A bankruptcy court filing dated Friday shows that "possible claim for unpaid legal fees against Donald J. Trump" was written when the form sought specific information on contingent claims.

Former federal prosecutor Ron Filipkowski flagged the filing, saying it "just keeps getting better."

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"Now Trump will have to pay Rudy's creditors since his unpaid legal fees to Rudy are one of Rudy's assets in his bankruptcy," he wrote Friday.

Political strategist Simon Rosenberg also chimed in, saying, "My God there's a whole new potential legal problem for Trump and Republicans - he stiffed Rudy."

The news was also reported by Bloomberg.