In an exceptionally rare clawback case, The Hertz Corp. is suing its former general counsel and two other top executives to recover over $70 million the company says it paid them in incentive pay and a “golden parachute” severance package, plus over $200 million in legal fees and other costs due to misstated financial reports.

Hertz, which is headquartered in Estero, was forced to restate three years worth of income. All three defendants resigned under pressure and received multimillion-dollar severance packages.

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