Civil Litigation,
Data Privacy,
Technology
Aug. 24, 2022
Twitter whistleblower complaint unlikely to help Musk
Anthony J. Casey, a deputy dean at The University of Chicago School of Law, said Twitter executives should worry more about the government agencies than Musk.
Revelations of a whistleblower complaint by a former Twitter Inc. employee is likely to cause a lot of headaches for the San Francisco social media company, but it may not help Elon Musk in his legal battle over whether he must buy it, legal observers said Tuesday.
The nonprofit law firm Whistleblower Aid — which represents Peiter “Mudge” Zatko, former security lead on Twitter’s executive team until he left the company in January — confirm...
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