A shareholder lawsuit that is thought to have possibly played a role in the suicide of Bed Bath & Beyond's former Chief Financial Officer, Gustavo Arnal appears to have run into some legal trouble of its own. The $1.2 billion suit, which some have suggested was contributing to Arnal's stress, has just been passed over to a new law firm based outside of Washington D.C. after a 'conflict of interest' occurred that 'would like have seen it thrown out by a judge'.Arnal, 52, was listed as one of the defendants in a class action lawsuit brought by a group of shareholders who claim they lost around $1.2billion when Arnal and majority shareholder Ryan Cohen allegedly engaged in a 'pump and dump' scheme that saw them sell off shares at a higher price.
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