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Tesla Turnover

2019-02-20 22:50:19.878818+00 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Musk missteps dredged up with lawyer's exit, misfired tweet.

Dane Butswinkas, the trial lawyer who represented Musk in his legal battle with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, is leaving due to a poor cultural fit at Tesla and the desire to return full-time to his trial practice at the firm Williams & Connolly in Washington. Jonathan Chang, a vice president in Tesla's legal department, is taking over effective immediately.

The most amazing thing is that despite everything Musk appears to be, they're still building cars that none of the established automakers have been willing to touch...

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