MyPillow’s Mike Lindell Guilty of Defaming Former Voting Machine Company Employee - The New York Sun
A federal jury says Lindell and his company FrankSpeech must pay $2.3 million in damages.
and Nick Gibson The Spokesman-Review
OLYMPIA – Washington lawmakers amended public disclosure law this year to require identifying information of accusers, complainants and witnesses in workplace discrimination or harassment cases be kept private and their voices altered in audio recordings.
The legislation, introduced by Rep. Rob Chase, R-Spokane Valley, and signed by Gov. Bob Ferguson on Thursday, was written in response to what some Spokane Valley employees describe as targeted retaliation by City Councilman Al Merkel.
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A federal jury says Lindell and his company FrankSpeech must pay $2.3 million in damages.