Twitter is being sued by the Crown Estate over allegations that its London headquarters did not pay rent.
The Crown Estate, which manages a portfolio of properties belonging to the monarchy, took the matter to the High Court last week.
Twitter’s offices are located near Piccadilly Circus in central London – but reports suggest the tech giant has removed its sign and logo from the space in recent months.
According to The Daily Telegraph, Twitter Signed a £2.6m lease for the third floor, but the dispute concerns rent arrears on the first floor of the same building.
Elon Musk It took over the company last year for $44bn (£35bn) and has since started cutting thousands of jobs.
This isn’t the first time Twitter has faced allegations of unpaid rent for its offices.
Earlier this month, the landlord of its San Francisco headquarters claimed the company was owed $136,260 (£110,073).
Twitter has yet to comment on the latest allegations made by the Crown Estate.