Retrophin paid Martin Shkreli 'undisclosed sum' to settle yearslong legal disputes
Remember when Retrophin disclosed in June that it’s finally settled up the four-year legal saga with founder and former CEO Martin Shkreli? In an update for investors on Wednesday, the company added that it had paid an undisclosed sum to the infamous biotech exec and financier as part of the agreement — though it won’t say how much.
Shkreli, who’s serving a 7-year prison sentence for defrauding investors of his hedge funds, had “agreed to extinguish his rights to future advancement of legal fees and indemnification by the company (other than for certain pending litigation), and to abide by certain standstill restrictions,” the company added in a 10-Q filing first reported by CNBC.
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