Fired CEO Gurbaksh Chahal in trouble again

Gurbaksh Chahal, the ousted CEO of the ad-tech company RadiumOne who went on to found Gravity4, is now being sued by a former Gravity4 employee for wrongful termination.

Yousef Khraibut, 19, filed a complaint in San Francisco early this week claiming that the company never paid him and that he was harassed and discriminated against.

Khraibut also claims Chahal asked him to help cover up an alleged domestic violence incident.Khraibut was fired four months into the job. Among the complaints in his lawsuit, Khraibut asserts that Chahal allegedly wanted Khraibut to cover for him during a domestic violence incident in 2014.

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The complaint further states that Gravity4's key software was allegedly stolen from another company. Co-founder Dan Grigorovici had "taken" the company's data management platform from his former employer, Lotame.

Gravity4 also allegedly never paid Khraibut and Chahal called him a "pussy" when he complained. Khraibut adds that Chahal created a "toxic and hostile work environment from day one at Gravity4". "Chahal once researched a young, attractive female sales manager applicant by finding online photographs of her wearing a bikini, and then showed them to male staffers, including Khraibut, seeking their opinion on her breasts," says the complaint.