[Caipirabob]

I’m guessing he’s compiling all of this with his lawyers in order to pursue litigation against the former corporate officers and the board of directors.

So far what we are seeing is devastating and I can’t imagine any defendant wanting to take the stand against the case of fraud being built up.

So how does he extract the refund, I wonder?

[nikos1121]

Question:

These people who were blocked and compromised, do they sue Musk as he is the new owner of Twitter, or do they sue the former owners?

If they sue the former owners, does their civil liability insurance defend them or are the on their own?

IOWs, by exposing all the corruption and defamation that occurred doesn’t that out Musk’s Twitter at risk? Did he assume all prior liability?