A financial services executive from Stamford has filed a multimillion-dollar lawsuit, claiming he was defrauded by an employer that misrepresented itself and was actually a money-laundering operation for the regime of former Libyan strongman Muammar Gaddafi.
The complaint was filed in federal court in Hartford on March 25 on behalf of Dan S. Friedman against Palladyne International Asset Management, which is based in Amsterdam in The Netherlands. Also named as defendants are international headhunting firms SThree and Huxley, which are accused of working to recruit Friedman under false pretenses.
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