Carlos Ghosn has been living in exhile in Lebanon since fleeing from Japan in late 2019
Disgraced former Nissan CEO has accused Nissan of defamation and fabricating evidence in suit filed in Lebanon
Four Omani associates are accused of participating in Ghosn’s financial misdeeds
Greg Kelly is accused of helping Carlos Ghosn conceal $80 million from financial regulators
Nissan recently announced plans to launch 23 electrified models by 2030 but that’s not enough for its former boss
Carlos Ghosn has just released a book detailing his side of the story of the Nissan saga
Michael Taylor will serve 24 months in prison while Peter Taylor has a 20 month term
Meanwhile, Carlos Ghosn remains free in Lebanon with no threat of extradition
Ghosn was suing his former employers for $18.3 million but the lawsuit backfired big time
Lawyers for the Taylors claimed they could be subjected to mental and physical torture by Japanese authorities
Carlos Ghosn suggested Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi may not survive the pandemic
Nissan says their former boss intentionally committed serious misconduct
Carlos Ghosn also paid the Taylors over $860,000 for his escape
U.S. authorities arrested Michael Taylor and Peter Taylor in May
Nissan executives wanted to destroy Carlos Ghosn’s reputation
Michael Taylor and Peter Taylor were instrumental in helping Carlos Ghosn escape to Lebanon
A Turkish airline company also says two of its private jets were used illegally
Nissan says it expects the damages claim to actually soar beyond $91 million
