The MyPillow CEO is accused of owing millions to a pair of law firms defending him in defamation suits from two voting machine companies.
, two voting machine companies that the conspiracy-mongering pillowmaker has repeatedly ― and without evidence ― accused of “fraud, election rigging and conspiracy” in the 2020 presidential election.
In a court filing, attorney Andrew Parker said that Lindell has stopped paying invoices on time, and that he’s recently resorted to paying just a fraction of what’s owed. “At this time, Defendants are in arrears millions of dollars to PDK,” Parker said in a legal document obtained by Politico. Lindell acknowledged to Politico that he has skipped on bills in recent months, and said he understands the attorneys’ frustration.“These guys were courageous lawyers. They took on the case when nobody else would ... Over the last two months, we haven’t been able to pay these lawyers at all,” Lindell said. “They came to me and said we can’t go on if we can’t get paid. I said, there’s no money.
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