Voting machine company drops $1.3 billion defamation suit against Mike Lindell
The case was dismissed with prejudice after a confidential settlement, and each side will pay its own legal fees, court papers said.
- On Monday, Liberty Vote filed to dismiss its $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit against MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell with prejudice, permanently closing the long-running legal battle in the United States District Court.
- Dominion Voting Systems originally sued Lindell in 2021, alleging he spread discredited conspiracy theories about the 2020 election to boost MyPillow sales and raise his political profile.
- A Liberty Vote spokesperson confirmed a confidential settlement Wednesday, stating both parties agreed to bear their own legal costs; Lindell called the dismissal "great news" for his Shakopee-based company.
- Despite this dismissal, Lindell remains embroiled in other litigation, including a defamation case involving Smartmatic and a judgment requiring payment to DHL for contract violations.
- As the primary election approaches, Lindell is currently campaigning as a Republican for Minnesota governor, with recent polling suggesting he leads the GOP gubernatorial race.
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Voting machine company drops $1.3 billion defamation suit against Mike Lindell
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