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November 12, 2025
Former Twitter Exec Can't Pursue State Claims During Appeal
Twitter's former chief marketing officer can't move forward with the state law claims in her $20 million severance suit while the company asks the Ninth Circuit to kick the allegations to arbitration, a California federal judge ruled, rejecting her argument that the company's appeal is a waste of time.
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April 29, 2025
X Can't Escape Unjust Firing Claim In Severance Suit
Three former Twitter executives can proceed with their claim that Elon Musk and the company owe them millions in severance benefits after falsely claiming they were fired justly, a California federal judge ruled, pointing to another suit mirroring nearly identical allegations.
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April 25, 2025
X Can't Nix Unjust Discharge Claim In $20M Severance Suit
Twitter's former chief marketing officer will keep her claim accusing X, Elon Musk and others of unlawfully firing her after suggesting that Musk meet with an employee who didn't agree to let President Donald Trump back on the platform, a California federal judge said.
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November 04, 2024
Ex-Twitter Marketing Exec Denied $20M Severance, Suit Says
Elon Musk abruptly fired Twitter's chief marketing officer and denied her $20 million in severance benefits because she recommended Musk meet with an employee who disagreed with letting former President Donald Trump back on the platform, according to a suit in California federal court.