What are the main accusations against Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes' restaurant partners?

Noble 33 co-founders Tosh Berman and Michael Tanha are accused of siphoning millions of dollars from a gift card scheme and retaliating against their chief legal officer.

Why was Matthew Syken fired from Noble 33?

Matthew Syken claims he was fired in retaliation for exposing alleged financial misconduct by Noble 33 co-founders, particularly a scheme to siphon millions from a gift card program, while he was recovering from blood cancer.

What do Berman and Tanha claim about Matthew Syken?

Berman and Tanha claim Syken embezzled company funds, charged personal expenses to his corporate credit card, and authorized overpayments of his salary, making his accusations after being fired for theft.

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Kelce & Mahomes Restaurant Partners in Legal Battle

28 Jan

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Summary

Partners accused of siphoning millions from gift card scheme.
Legal officer fired during cancer recovery claims retaliation.
Allegations include fraud, embezzlement, and discrimination.

Kelce & Mahomes Restaurant Partners in Legal Battle

Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes' steakhouse, 1587 Prime, faces a severe legal crisis as its restaurant group partners are accused of major financial misconduct. Noble 33 co-founders, Tosh Berman and Michael Tanha, allegedly siphoned millions of dollars from a gift card scheme.

Their former chief legal officer, Matthew Syken, filed lawsuits claiming his termination on opening night was retaliation for uncovering the alleged plot. Syken was recovering from blood cancer at the time of his firing. He also claims they attempted to extort him.

The legal filings detail accusations of fraud, embezzlement, and discrimination against Berman and Tanha. Syken alleges millions were diverted through a gift card partnership with inKind. He claims this occurred while he was on medical leave for blood cancer.