‘He broke his word’ — Ex-Consensys staff sue founder over employee equity deal
Consensys founder Joseph Lubin has been named in a new lawsuit filed in New York by over two dozen former Consensys employees.
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Consensys founder Joseph Lubin has been named in a new lawsuit filed in New York by over two dozen former Consensys employees.
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