Story 373

Story 371. Citibank is truly awful. Their lawyers are some of the most disgusting human beings I have ever come across in my life. I worked for Morgan Stanley and BlackRock before. Those places were decent compared to Citi. There is nothing decent about Citi. Their legal team does not sleep. They are extremely high paid, aggressive lawyers from top law firms. They don’t care what it takes to win. They use unethical rogue tactics to defeat you and humiliate you in front of the judge. I walked away because the emotional tax was too high. It is completely and totally devoid of a moral compass.

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