Twitter Dismissal Bonus Lawsuit: Is It A Scam? Find Out
Did you receive the Twitter Dismissal Bonus Lawsuit email? It is not a scam. You received the mail because you filed a claim.
In case you didn’t know, Twitter’s basically asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit where people are saying the company broke their employment contract or didn’t keep a promise. Twitter thinks the lawsuit doesn’t explain the problem well enough. They want the judge to toss it out.
Who Is Eligible For The Twitter Dismissal Bonus Lawsuit
If you were promised a bonus but didn’t receive it then you may be eligible to file a claim.
A guy named Mark Schobinger sued Twitter and another company. He said they promised to give workers bonuses at the end of 2022, but they never did. Schobinger, who used to work at Twitter, said even after Elon Musk bought the company, they kept saying they’d give bonuses based on how well the company did. People like Schobinger stayed because of these promises but didn’t get the extra money. He mentioned that Twitter’s CFO, Ned Segal, promised these bonuses in a meeting, and this promise was repeated after Musk took over the company. So, Schobinger and other workers trusted this promise and stuck around, missing out on other job chances.
How Much Is The Settlement?
The group wants money for the Twitter bonuses they didn’t get. They also want interest and more help because of the broken promise.
Some workers at Twitter are in a group and they’re asking for money because they didn’t get their bonuses. They also want interest and other things because they believe Twitter broke their work agreement. But back in January, a judge said that five of these workers can’t team up as a group. They have to handle their cases one by one.
How To File A Claim
If you want to get a settlement payment. Make sure to fill out a valid claim form when it’s available.
Conclusion
In conclusion Schobinger v. Twitter Inc., et al., Case No. 3:23-cv-03007-LB, class action lawsuit is not a scam. Just like Journey’s unsolicited text message settlement, Twitter’s basically asking a judge to dismiss a lawsuit where people are saying the company broke their employment contract or didn’t keep a promise. Twitter thinks the lawsuit doesn’t explain the problem well enough. They want the judge to toss it out.
