After buying Twitter, Elon Musk made several changes including laying off several staff of the social network.
Twitter has received quite several lawsuits after Elon Musk bought the social network and became the CEO of the company.
The most recent of the lawsuits is the one filed by ex-CEO Parag Agrawal, ex-legal head Vijaya Gadde, ex-CFO Ned Segal and other former employees.
They are suing the social network over alleged unpaid legal reimbursements.
The Lawsuit
In the lawsuit filed in Delaware Chancery Court, they allege that Twitter has to pay over $1 million to the former executives.
According to the lawsuit, the money is meant for legal bills incurred while at the company.
“This action seeks an expedited ruling requiring Defendant to comply with its obligations to advance legal fees and expenses relating to ongoing litigation and investigations,” the lawsuit says.
Furthermore, the document lists several legal battles and government probes these ex-staff were involved in over the years as defendants.
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The plaintiffs wrote to Twitter multiple times demanding the reimbursement.
However, they just got acknowledgment receipts in response, the document adds.
Furthermore, they claim Twitter “breached the agreements [with employees] and contravened the bylaws”.
This was done by not paying the former employees.
Some of the other lawsuits Twitter is facing include cases by employees and contractors alleging that the company fired them without adequate notice.
