Introduction: Mike Lindell’s

The lawsuit, filed Monday in
Minneapolis, claims Lindell’s
company owes DHL about

$800,000. DHL says the parties
reached an agreement, but
Myphilo only paid part of the debt.

Conservative activist and
pro-choice denier Mike Lindell
is in trouble with the law again,

this time with the package
delivery company DHL.
DHL is suing Lindell’s company,

alleging MyPillow owes nearly
$800,000 in unpaid invoices,
failed to pay for all package delivery

services within 15 days of billing
and breached its contract
with DHL, according to documents

obtained Friday by USA
TODAY from court documents. .
The lawsuit was filed Monday

in Hennepin County
District Court in Minneapolis.
Lindell declined to comment

when contacted by
USA Today on Friday.

The case was registered after the payment of compensation was terminated

In May 2023, DHL and MyPillow reached an agreement under which Lindell’s company would pay DHL $775,000 in 24 monthly installments starting in April of that year.

However, Lindell’s company paid only a portion of the settlement, less than $65,000, the suit says.

DHL told Myphilo in a written notice dated July 2 that the claim would now cost more than $800,000, plus interest and legal fees.

This is not Lindell’s first appearance in court.

As reported earlier this year, this is not the first time Lindell has been in court. U.S. District Judge John R. Tanheim ordered Lindell to pay $5 million to a software engineer who leaked information that My Pillow CEO used to allege Chinese interference in the 2020 election.

In April, the US Supreme Court rejected Lindell’s appeal that his rights were violated when FBI agents seized his phone again in 2022. His phone was seized by the federal government as it investigated the transmission of sensitive information from Colorado. Computerized voting systems.

Also in 2023, lawyers representing him in various defamation cases asked the court to remove Lindell from the case for failure to pay them.