Mike Lindell said he can\u0027t afford to pay $2 million a month to his attorneys in election-related cases. 'I have $10,000 to my name,' he said.
Attorneys for Mike Lindell and MyPillow are asking a court to approve their withdrawal from representing him, saying in a court document on Thursday that the election conspiracy theorist and his bedding company owe them 'millions of dollars' in fees. The attorneys asked the court to approve their request to drop representation, noting that Lindell and MyPillow 'are unable to get out of arrears and will be unable to pay for future fees and costs.
MyPillow auctionThe legal move comes after MyPillow auctioned off more than 700 pieces of company equipment, ranging from forklifts to office desks and cubicles, in July. At the time, Lindell said in interview with CBS Minneapolis, that the auction reflected a change from big box and mall store sales to a direct-to-consumer approach.
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