Eitan Peer claimed he financed the startup electronic cigarette company, which distributed tobacco-free cigarettes through shopping center kiosks and online beginning in 2008. Peer held a 35 percent interest in the firm, and Elicko Taieb held the majority.
But Peer claimed he was fired by Taieb in June 2009, the complaint said.
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