The physicians said that they were suing Twitter for permanently suspending them for posting truthful information about COVID and also failing to provide them with verified badges.
Drs. Robert Malone, Peter McCullough, and Bryan Tyson filed the lawsuit (pdf below) on Monday in San Francisco County Superior Court in California.
The complaint claims that by permanently suspending the plaintiffs' accounts, silencing their opinions, and failing to provide them "verified" badges, Twitter violated the terms of its contract.
Plaintiffs are seeking the judge to order Twitter to reactivate their accounts because they claim Twitter's actions were a major factor in harming them.
Attorneys Bryan M. Garrie and Matthew P. Tyson are defending all three doctors (no relation to the plaintiff, Bryan Tyson).
On May 12, Matthew Tyson addressed a letter to Twitter's directors and managing agents requesting that the social media platform reinstate the accounts of five doctors, including ...