The lawsuit claims former colleagues took control of Armstrong’s account on X.com "for the express purpose of publicly harassing, embarrassing, and intimidating" him.
Highlights
- The lawsuit claims former colleagues took control of Armstrong’s account on X.com.
- Armstrong is suing former colleagues for “publicly harassing, embarrassing, and intimidating” him.
- “The entire complaint is laughable on its face and has no merit in court,” Dimondi said.
- “This type of bullying is what we have come to expect from Ben Armstrong,” he said of the lawsuit.
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