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It seems to me his family was ultimately incredibly supportive (granted, they were initially skeptical) and are doing their best to balance their interests. His
by logn 10y ago
It seems to me his family was ultimately incredibly supportive (granted, they were initially skeptical) and are doing their best to balance their interests. His parents were willing to sell their house to cover legal fees. His grandfather referred him to a lawyer and supported his grandson in the meeting with company lawyers. Also their statements regarding him were very heart felt and positive. They mention the relationship with the grandfather being strained but that could very well be a result of PI surveillance and impending litigation making discussions risky, so it's not necessarily anything personal.
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- joatmon-snoo 10y agoSeriously, props to his parents. None to grandpops, though - seriously, if your kid is an undergrad at Stanford and dreamed of working at a company, and then comes and tells you that the entire thing might be a sham? It would take a lot of evidence to sway someone's mind like that.