US EditionThe woman who took on Tesla (and wants to see Musk in court)
- Cristina Balan, a former Tesla engineer, alleges she was forced to resign after being threatened with deportation of her colleagues for raising safety concerns about the brakes in the Model S.
- The Ninth Circuit ruled that Balan can pursue her defamation lawsuit against Tesla and Elon Musk in court, vacating a previous arbitration ruling.
- Balan claims she faced retaliation for voicing her concerns and described Musk as 'pure evil' for his management style, according to her interview.
- Tesla refuted Balan's claims, asserting that her allegations are false and highlighting her supposed misconduct during her employment.
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A former worker who alerted about a security issue in the Model S claims that, instead of being heard, the company responded with threats and pressure to her team.
·Madrid, Spain
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Tesla Whistleblower Claims Elon Musk Threatened to Deport Her Team for Speaking Up About a Safety Issue
Tesla whistleblower Cristina Balan, who has been caught up in a long and messy legal spat with the carmaker, has accused the head of Elon Musk of threatening to deport her team members for speaking up about a brake safety issue in 2014.
·United States
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