And if you read the case it is not what it is being portrayed as.
The plaintiffs were pissed they sold their share of the company when Sami knew he could sell it for more, it would be the same if you bought a car from someone for $1k knowing you could sell it for $10k and had a buyer lined up, does shit like this happen every single day of the week? Indeed it does.
This time it just happened to involve a deal for $60M so the plaintiffs wanted their share, and Sami probably was pissed as he was the one that build the company and involved in the operations, the plaintiffs had nothing to do with the actual growth and operations of the business.
But Sami has a stellar track record of building companies and selling them to billion dollar entities