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The lawsuit also requested that Litinsky and Moss be forced to return their stake in Trump's media company, as they were about to receive 8.6 million shares through their company UAV, a total of ...
Donald Trump is suing two cofounders of his Truth Social social media platform, claiming that Andy Litinsky and Wes Moss — former contestants on “The Apprentice” — botched the company’s ...
Litinsky and Moss brought their own suit against the former president in Delaware Chancery Court over their promised stake in the social media company. Even with its slump, TMTG currently has a ...
Litinsky and Moss' attorney, Christopher J. Clark, declined to comment on the lawsuit. Trump Media's filing follows a complaint filed in February in the Delaware Court of Chancery by Litinsky and ...
But within a year of Truth Social’s debut, Mr. Trump had a falling out with Mr. Litinsky and Mr. Moss.. Trump Media argued in a lawsuit this year that the two men were not entitled to so many ...
After Litinsky and Moss helped Trump create the social media organization in 2021, their relationship with the presidential hopeful deteriorated.
Mr Litinsky and Mr Moss originally filed a complaint in February in the Delaware Court of Chancery, seeking to prevent Mr Trump from taking steps the two said would sharply reduce their combined 8 ...
Andrew Litinsky and Wes Moss, both former 2004 reality-TV contestants on Trump’s Apprentice show, liquidated over 7.5 million shares worth around $100 million after falling out with the former ...
Based on the company's current stock price, the 5.5% stake in the company was worth more than $100 million. Litinsky and Moss were key players in the creation of Trump Media, the parent company of ...
Last week, we got reporting that Litinsky and Moss are now suing Donald Trump. They claim Trump is essentially trying to cheat them out of their share of the company, just as it’s about to go ...
The lawsuit states that Litinsky and Moss were to receive 8.6 million shares in the new company, through United Atlantic Ventures. At Tuesday’s closing price of $51.60, that stake is worth about ...