The document was a court case filed by a Pakistani company called D-Tech Consultancy. In the case they had brought before the court, D-Tech had named Eric Yuan, the CEO of global video conferencing platform Zoom, as a defendant. D-Tech, a little known Pakistani company based in Karachi, was suing Zoom. Because according to them, Zoom owes D-Tech over a million dollars in unpaid commissions, and the company is now demanding that Zoom cough up $2.2 million in damages and losses. D-Tech Consultancy was apparently Zoom’s partner in Pakistan and had been given the status of authorised reseller.
