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Nonpayment disputes like these are not common after a leveraged buyout, according to Boston College finance professor Edith Hotchkiss. She said in an email to CNBC that they are "more typical of companies that are within a very short window of filing for bankruptcy."
 
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The comment has raised concerns about potential violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). As attorney Anderson Hooper tweeted, "ADA employment lawyers dream of seeing an email where the CEO says 'We fired this dude due to his disability, which is fake.'"
 
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