Today is another day with another case against Elon Musk. On Monday, four former Twitter executives, including former CEO Parag Agrawal, sued Musk, saying they were owed more than $128 million in retirement pay.
Musk fired Agrawal, Ned Segal (CFO), and lawyers Sean Edgett and Vijaya Gadde as soon as he bought Twitter (now X). Musk has “special ire” toward these former leaders, the lawsuit says, because they worked hard to keep Musk to his $44 billion promise when he tried to back out. In his biography of Elon Musk, Walter Isaacson says that Musk said he would “hunt every single one” of Twitter’s C-suite “till the day they die.” This is what the case says.
Musk has been a harsh critic of Gadde in particular, who was involved in a number of well-known Twitter content moderation choices. He made memes making fun of the executive after he tried to buy Twitter, which led to a lot of racist attacks against her online.
People who were fired haven’t all gotten their retirement pay yet. Musk has been sued by several former Twitter workers who are also still waiting for their money. Now that Musk owns the company, it has stopped paying rent on some of its offices, which has caused even more lawsuits and fires.
Musk said in his lawsuit that these execs showed “gross negligence” and “willful misconduct” in their firing letters, but he could never provide proof of his claims.
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The claim says, “Strang’s plan is to keep the money he owes other people and make them sue him.” “Even when he loses, Musk can make other people deal with extra work, hassle, and cost that they can’t afford.”
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