DHL sues MyPillow for $800,000 in unpaid bills

DHL has initiated legal action against MyPillow, claiming that the company owes nearly $800,000 for unpaid delivery services. The lawsuit was filed in Hennepin County District Court in Minneapolis, highlighting a breach of contract where MyPillow was required to settle bills within 15 days. A settlement reached in May 2023 mandated MyPillow to pay $775,000 in 24 monthly installments, but the company has only made partial payments totaling $64,583.34, with the last payment recorded on June 6. DHL notified MyPillow of its default on July 2, prompting the lawsuit that seeks $799,925.59, along with interest and attorney fees. Mike Lindell, the founder of MyPillow, expressed uncertainty regarding the lawsuit's details, claiming that his company ceased using DHL over a year ago due to shipment issues he attributed to DHL's fault. This legal dispute adds to the mounting challenges faced by Lindell and his company. MyPillow has been embroiled in various legal issues, including defamation lawsuits from two voting machine companies. The legal troubles have been exacerbated by the withdrawal of lawyers who were initially defending Lindell in these cases, citing unpaid bills as the reason for their departure. This pattern of financial disputes raises questions about the operational stability of MyPillow and its founder's business practices. As the lawsuit unfolds, it remains to be seen how MyPillow will respond to the claims made by DHL and whether the company can resolve its financial obligations while navigating its ongoing legal challenges. The outcome could have significant implications for MyPillow's future operations and reputation in the market.