Two billionaires died a few days before the court proceedings against HP corporation
Billionaires Mike Lynch and Stephen Chamberlain, who recently won a lawsuit against HP Corporation, tragically died a few days before the trials. Lynch drowned, Chamberlain died in an accident.
Two billionaires, Michael Lynch and Stephen Chamberlain, died as a result of tragic incidents just a few days before the scheduled court proceedings against HP Corporation. Both businessmen had previously won a court case concerning the sale of their company Autonomy, for which HP had to pay $11.1 billion. The court found them right, but HP seemed in no hurry to fulfill its obligations.
Stephen Chamberlain died in an accident while jogging in the morning when he was hit by a car. Mike Lynch, according to preliminary data, drowned while on his yacht. These two tragic cases occurred in a matter of days after each other, which caused a wave of discussion and speculation in the public and the media.
The upcoming trials, which were supposed to take place shortly after their victory in court, now remain in doubt, which adds to the intrigue and suspicion in these unexpected deaths.
The editorial board is not responsible for the content and accuracy of material taken, sent or obtained from other sources. The publication of such materials is for informational purposes only and does not imply automatic endorsement or approval of their content.
