Dark Law · DL-035
HE GAVE AWAY HIS SHARES TO THE TEAM. THE BOARD CALLED IT INSUBORDINATION. HE'D SIGNED A VESTING CLAUSE IN MARCH.
In May 2015, Arjun Mehta announced via all-staff email that he was giving away his shares to the team without board approval. Shortly thereafter, the chairman approached legal counsel regarding his removal, which was deemed feasible due to insubordination.
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