16 e-mail cited in the lawsuit.Ĭharles River was hired for the expertise of one of its merger and acquisition experts, University of Chicago emeritus professor Mark Zmijewski, according to the lawsuit. I know you’re looking for a resolution but I can’t emphasize enough that new management wants to hold firm on this,” Marty O’Neill, Twitter’s head of global strategic sourcing, wrote in a Nov. “New management is not going to budge and while yes you had been requesting, it doesn’t change the terms. (The company filed the lawsuit in New Hampshire, where it was originally headquartered, though Raiff has since moved to Miami). Private Jet Services Group did hear back from Twitter’s new management, the company said in its lawsuit, but not in a helpful regard. Spiros did not respond to a request for comment. Charles River said it never heard back from Spiros. In November, a Twitter lawyer who left after Musk’s takeover told the firm to contact Alex Spiros, the billionaire’s personal lawyer who had worked on the takeover case. Charles River Associates declined to comment.īoston-based Charles River Associates sent Twitter bills for legal work through the summer and fall - up until Musk took over - but never heard back from the company, according to its lawsuit. Twitter did not respond to a request for comment. “These are lawsuits is going to lose, even if the bills are for experts and lawyers that Musk doesn’t like.” “The magic of the merger deal structure is that all of the assets and the liabilities of the acquired company pass to the acquirer,” Quinn said. Elon Musk departs court in San Francisco, California, on Jan.
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