Jan. 11 (UPI) -- A shareholder of Google parent company Alphabet has filed a lawsuit in California court, over the board's approval of pricey exit passages for executives accused of sexual misconduct.
James Martin filed the suit in San Mateo County this month, several weeks after The New York Times reported Alphabet's history of covering up claims and the board approving an exit package worth $90 million to Android co-founder Andy Rubin.