Kegila says that in 2003, he signed a contract with Zuckerberg to launch the Facebook site, and according to this contract, half of Facebook’s wealth belongs to him.
He, who was accused of lying and fraud by Zuckerberg’s lawyers, was able to successfully pass the lie detector test and now he can present his claims in court with more force. Zuckerberg’s lawyers say that the text of the contract that he signed along with Zuckerberg presented is fake, and to prove his claim, he must present the text of the email he claims to have sent to Zuckerberg 8 years ago. On the other hand, Kegila’s lawyers say that his success in the lie detector test shows that the email and the contract he wrote He says that they are real and the court should ask both parties to prove their claims, not just asking Kegila to provide his documents.
The legal dispute between the two parties will continue in the coming weeks in a court in New York. Currently, two twin brothers are claiming that Zuckerberg stole the idea of starting Facebook from them, and for this reason, they are seeking compensation of several hundred million dollars.
The file for entering this social network into the stock market will be opened this fall, and Facebook must publish its information and financial plan in order to enter the stock market according to the rules of the American Stock Exchange Organization.
Facebook is interested in going through these steps before forcing the stock market rules and entering the stock market in April next year.
Sheryl Sandberg, one of Facebook’s senior managers, announced earlier this year that her company’s entry into the stock market was inevitable.
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