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Bramshill Investments co-founder sues firm, claims RTO policy used as pretext to oust him

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A co-founder of Bramshill Investments has filed a lawsuit after being terminated by the company. He was officially dismissed for non-compliance with a mandatory return-to-office policy. However, he contends that the policy was never intended to apply to him as a co-owner of the firm. The co-founder alleges his partners deliberately used the mandate as a pretext to force him out. The legal battle centers on a significant equity stake and involves claims worth approximately $30 million.

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