One of Elon Musk’s long-time VCs is suing his former employer after allegedly being fired

Josh Raffaelli, who has long roots as a Silicon Valley investor, supported a number of elon musk companies, former employer, mass trillion dollar Aum Brookfield Asset Management, New York Times reported.

Most of Raffaelli’s complaint, Brookfield’s pandemic relevant real estate casualties and claims that he set fire to him after a whistle complaint. His costume makes allegations like fraud and bribes, and Brookfield is deprived of any mistake, he said.

In February, Brookfield, Raffaelli closed the Venture capital unit quietly and rolled some assets into another part, Bloomberg was reported at the moment. One of Raffaelli’s complaints in the suit, Brookfield, as it provides the ability to buy, does not receive a lot in musk companies.

Raffaelli claims that the musk companies claimed to the musk companies as a space, Xai and a boring company. Raffaelli’s Brookfield Foundation was a great side of the capture of Twitter, Bloomberg reports.

The court claim is a very open battle for Raffaelli working as a partner in the company, which previously known as Drucher Fisher Jurvetson. (Today is a set of funds.) While in DFJ, Brookfield helped to put the company from the Sun (acquired by Tesla), Spacexs and Tesla to musk companies.