Twitter sued by vendors for thousands of dollars in unpaid bills
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San Francisco: A group of vendors have filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk's Twitter, claiming that the micro-blogging service has neglected to pay them tens of thousands of dollars in unpaid bills.
In the proposed class-action complaint, White Coat Captioning, YES Consulting, and public relations agencies Cancomm and Dialogue Mexico claimed that Twitter had not yet paid bills totaling between $40,000 and $140,000 for their services.
The Northern District Court of California has received the complaint.
Shannon Liss-Riordan, who has also filed four proposed class-action lawsuits and hundreds of arbitration demands on behalf of laid off Twitter workers, said that "Musk told Twitter vendors that, if they want to get paid, then sue".
"He is now getting his wish. Businesses, like employees, should not have to sue to get paid what they are owed," Liss-Riordan was quoted as saying in the report late on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, Twitter has also been sued by laid off contract workers who allege they should be treated at par with regular employees.
The proposed class-action lawsuit claims that Twitter in November laid off numerous workers employed by staffing firm TEKsystems Inc without any advance notice.
The micro-blogging platform is also facing a lawsuit from a landlord in San Francisco claiming the company has missed rent payments, along with a couple of other lawsuits since Musk took over.
