Another LIV Vendor Ramps Up Legal Fight As Layoffs Hit League
Deltatre, a sports technology service provider, is suing LIV.
A former LIV Golf vendor is taking the league to court over unpaid payments, as the future of the organization remains uncertain. Deltatre, a sports technology provider that began working with LIV during its 2025 season, filed a lawsuit against the league in New York State Supreme Court earlier this month. The company is seeking a summary judgment ruling in its favor, asking the judge to decide the case without further proceedings.
Deltatre claims that LIV owes it $858,548.15, with additional costs totaling approximately $935,000. LIV denies the allegations and maintains that it accepted the contracted services, approved the invoices for payment, and therefore cannot avoid judgment through affirmative defenses. The vendor is not the only one suing LIV; Fresh Tape Media and Mobii Systems Group Limited, among others, have also filed legal claims against the league for missed payments and breach of contract.
LIV CEO Scott O'Neil stated that the organization is doing everything possible to rectify the situation and avoid further layoffs. However, LIV has announced that it is cutting staff and scaling back operations due to the Saudi Public Investment Fund's withdrawal as a funding partner. The company is in talks with BC Partners Credit to secure a new funding deal.
The layoffs, which began in late August, are expected to conclude by September 1, providing an opportunity for affected employees to potentially find new positions within the company if LIV manages to establish LIV 2.0.
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