MyPillow founder Mike Lindell does not have to pay $5 million to a software developer who tried to disprove his 2020 election interference claims, a federal appeals court ruled.

In 2021, Lindell started the "Prove Mike Wrong Challenge" during a Sioux Falls event, saying anyone who proved his data wrong would be get $5 million.

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell got a break Wednesday in one of the multiple lawsuits against the noted conspiracy theorist and ardent Donald Trump supporter.

A federal appeals court unanimously decided to nullify MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell’s $5 million payment to a software developer ...

The ruling comes amid a string of legal battles for MyPillow founder Mike Lindell, a staunch ally of President Donald Trump.

The 8th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that an arbitration panel overstepped its authority when it awarded $5 million to the engineer, who took Lindell up on his “Prove Mike Wrong Challenge.” ...

The three-judge Eighth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis, Missouri, which included Circuit Judges James Loken, ...

Donald Trump ally and MyPillow.com chief executive Mike Lindell on Wednesday persuaded a U.S. appeals court to throw out a ...

An arbitration panel and a lower court had ruled a software developer was entitled to a $5 million prize for discrediting ...

Kachouroff and DeMaster were defending Lindell against a defamation lawsuit filed by former Dominion Voting Systems executive ...

Two attorneys for MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell have been ordered to pay $3,000 each for filing a AI-generated court document.

Mike Lindell lawsuit MyPillow CEO's lawyers use AI for court filing, push to move defamation trial A jury was seated in the trial on June 2, and opening arguments began the following day, court ...