All articles tagged with #unpaid bills
Sonja Morgan, a former Real Housewives of New York star, has been involved in recent disputes over unpaid bills, including a $1,000 restaurant tab and a $20,000 HVAC service payment that was reversed by her bank after a year, leading to accusations of financial misconduct and misunderstandings. The bank eventually returned the funds, resolving the issue.
Former President Donald Trump's campaign has left numerous cities with unpaid bills for public safety costs incurred during his rallies, totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars. Cities like Albuquerque, Green Bay, and Erie have struggled to recover these expenses, which include overtime for police and first responders. While some cities have opted not to pursue reimbursement, others have hired collection agencies or required upfront payments for future events. The issue highlights the financial strain on local governments hosting large political events without guaranteed compensation.
MyPillow ads have been pulled from Fox News due to unpaid bills, despite Mike Lindell's claims of being silenced. Fox News stated they would resume advertising once the outstanding bills are paid. Lindell believes the move is an attempt to silence him from discussing election platforms and lawsuits. However, a source familiar with the matter revealed that the ad partnership was paused because Lindell's company had not been able to finance the commercial spots.
Kroy Biermann, former NFL star and estranged husband of reality TV star Kim Zolciak, has been sued by his attorney over alleged unpaid bills totaling $801.01. The attorney claims that Biermann owes the law firm for fees and services related to their ongoing divorce. The legal documents also reveal that Biermann is being charged 1.5% interest for each month the amount remains unpaid. This comes amidst a series of financial troubles for the couple, including their Georgia mansion entering foreclosure twice and Biermann being taken to court by Rolls Royce for missed payments on a $400,000 vehicle.
Rudy Giuliani, former New York City mayor and lawyer for former President Donald Trump, has been sued by his longtime former lawyer, Robert Costello, and his law firm for allegedly owing them nearly $1.4 million in unpaid bills. The lawsuit claims that Costello and his firm represented Giuliani in various legal matters, including criminal investigations and disciplinary proceedings. Giuliani criticized the suit, stating that the bill is excessive, while Costello argues that Giuliani has failed to pay despite receiving bills for almost four years. This comes after Costello successfully sued Steve Bannon for unpaid legal bills.
Reality TV star Kim Zolciak is selling her daughter Brielle Biermann's designer items, including Chanel and Louis Vuitton, through Instagram Stories, with prices ranging from $500 to $10,000. This comes amidst reports of unpaid bills and a lawsuit claiming that Kim and her husband Kroy Biermann defaulted on a $300,000 home equity credit line. The couple recently dismissed their divorce action and are reconciling.
Elon Musk's Twitter is facing a lawsuit from Australian company Facilitate, alleging unpaid bills totaling over $700,000 for project management and delivery services provided to four Twitter offices outside the U.S. Facilitate claims that Twitter owes $40,777 for decommissioning and storing the contents of the Sydney office, $257,444 for installing sensors in the London and Dublin offices, and $404,224 for outfitting the Singapore offices. The lawsuit also highlights Musk's chaotic tenure at Twitter and suggests that the company's content moderation decisions, including the reinstatement of Donald Trump's account, damaged its relationship with advertisers, leading to a financial crisis. This is one of several lawsuits filed against Twitter by vendors over unpaid bills.
Elon Musk's Twitter is facing a lawsuit from Australian company Facilitate, alleging unpaid bills totaling over $700,000 for project management and delivery services provided to four Twitter offices outside the U.S. since last year. Facilitate claims that Twitter owes $40,777 for decommissioning and storing the contents of the Sydney office, $257,444 for installing sensors in the London and Dublin offices, and $404,224 for outfitting the Singapore offices. The lawsuit also highlights the chaotic tenure of Elon Musk at Twitter and suggests that the company's content moderation decisions, including the reinstatement of Donald Trump's account, damaged its relationship with advertisers, leading to a financial crisis. Several other vendors have previously sued Twitter over unpaid bills.
Australian company Facilitate Corporation is suing Twitter for over $666,000, alleging that the social media giant failed to pay for services provided in its offices across Sydney, London, Dublin, and Singapore. Facilitate claims to have decommissioned Twitter's Sydney office, provided sensor installation in Dublin and London, completed an office fit-out in Singapore, and stored its contents temporarily. The company also alleges that Elon Musk's changes to content moderation triggered a financial crisis at Twitter, leading to a campaign of extreme belt-tightening and multiple lawsuits. Twitter has yet to file a defense.
A man in India checked into a five-star hotel for one night and ended up staying for 603 days without paying his $70,000 bill. The hotel has filed a police complaint alleging fraud among its staff, who allegedly helped the guest evade his dues by falsifying accounts. Police investigations are underway, and no arrests have been made yet.
A man in India checked into a five-star hotel for one night and ended up staying for 603 days without paying his $70,000 bill. The hotel has filed a police complaint alleging fraud among its staff, who allegedly helped the guest evade his dues by falsifying accounts. Police investigations are underway, and no arrests have been made yet.
A guest checked into a five-star hotel in Delhi for a single night but ended up staying for 603 nights, accumulating a bill of over INR 5.8 million ($71,000) before leaving without paying in January 2021. The guest's name is Ankush Dutta.
Twitter is being sued by employees who claim the company failed to pay tens of millions of dollars in promised bonuses. The lawsuit seeks class action status on behalf of current and former employees. Twitter has not responded to the allegations, and is facing multiple lawsuits from former employees as well as unpaid rent and other bills.
Former President Donald Trump visited the Versailles restaurant in Miami after being arraigned on 37 federal charges and announced that there would be "food for all," but reportedly never picked up the tab. Trump's visit to the Cuban restaurant functioned largely as a campaign stop after he spent the morning in federal court. He has a long history of stiffing people working for him and currently faces legal troubles over his handling of classified documents and alleged hush money payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels.
A former public relations firm for Twitter, Joele Frank, has sued the social media company for unpaid bills totaling $830,498, plus costs for a subpoena in Twitter's lawsuit to force Elon Musk to complete the buyout after he tried to back out. Twitter ended its contract with Joele Frank on Nov. 16, three weeks after the buyout closed, and no longer communicates about its payment demand beyond an automated pledge to "get started processing it right away." Many landlords, vendors, and consultants have sued Twitter over unpaid bills that Musk inherited when he bought the company, before he implemented deep cost cuts.