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Former BlackRock Director Files $12.4 Million Lawsuit Over Compensation Dispute

Neal Dignum, a former director at BlackRock, has filed a lawsuit claiming the firm owes him $12.4 million in carried interest. The lawsuit alleges that BlackRock did not formalize a compensation agreement during his employment, and Dignum is seeking to make the details public despite the complaint being sealed. BlackRock has not yet responded to the lawsuit.

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Neal Dignum, a former director at BlackRock, has filed a lawsuit claiming the firm owes him $12.4 million in carried interest. The lawsuit alleges that BlackRock did not formalize a compensation agreement during his employment, and Dignum is seeking to make the details public despite the complaint being sealed. BlackRock has not yet responded to the lawsuit.

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Ex-BlackRock employee sues for $12M in case that could unveil firm’s secretive pay structure

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Former BlackRock Director Files $12.4 Million Lawsuit Over Compensation Dispute