The Economic Times

California co-founder of $8 billion asset management firm fired for skipping his own return-to-office rule, now seeks $30 million

A co-founder of California-based Bramshill Investments, an $8 billion asset management firm, has sued after being fired for allegedly violating the company's own five-day return-to-office policy. William Nieporte claims the mandate was used to push him out of the business and is seeking at least $30 million in damages.