Plaintiff alleges that defendants engaged in a fraudulent scheme to buy his shares in Wahed Inc. at deeply discounted values by fraudulently inducing him to enter into a series of stock repurchase agreements, misrepresenting the value of his shares, and, in breach of fiduciary duties owed to him, failing to disclose higher share prices that were being negotiated with third-party investors at the time. Plaintiff also alleges that he and Wahed eventually entered into a settlement...
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