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It turns out Kiwi Camara didn’t simply stop caring about his $110 million pay package, according to a new report.

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After Kiwi Camara’s rapid departure last week from CS Disco, the legal technology firm he co-founded in 2013, the CEO’s former colleagues suggested that he had simply decided to move on to other projects—leaving behind a mammoth pay package previously worth more than $100 million. It turns out there’s more to the story. According to a new report by The Wall Street Journal, Camara stepped down following an incident in which he allegedly groped a young employee on Sept. 6. Former staffers told the Journal they had complained about Camara’s conduct for years. The tycoon did not respond to the outlet’s requests for comment.

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