One of VCS Elon Musk has long sued the former employer after the shooting

Josh Ravaylli, who has deep roots as an investor in the Silicon Valley and supports a number of Elon Musk companies, sue the former employer, who is the mega asset management trillion dollars in Brookfield, New York Times reports.

Many Raffaelli complaints relate that Brucefield has covered the real estate losses and claims that the company filed it after submitting a complaint to those whose violations in the Supreme Education Council. She told the Times that his suit is making allegations such as fraud and bribery, while Brucevied strongly denies any violations.

In February, Brookfield quietly closed the Raffaelli investment capital unit and drew some assets to another unit, Bloomberg mentioned at that time. One of the Rafaelli complaints about the lawsuit is that Brookfield did not buy the most shares in the musk -owned companies as much as the ability to buy.

Raffaelli had purchase deals in Musk companies such as Spacex, Xai and The Poring Company, as the case claims. Brokefield was a great supporter of Musk’s independence on Twitter, Bloomberg said.

The lawsuit is a very general battle for Raffaelli, which previously worked as a partner in VC, which was known as Draper Fisher Jurvetson. (Today, it’s a set of money.) While in DFJ, BROKFILD helped that company in making investments in Musk companies such as Solarcity (obtained by Tesla), Spacex and Tesla.