Twitter’s Request to Fast-Track Elon Musk Lawsuit Gets Court Hearing

  • Twitter seeks expedited trial over four days in September
  • Musk lawyers fight ‘warp speed’ trial, suggest February start
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A judge will hear arguments on Twitter Inc.’s request to fast-track its lawsuit against billionaire Elon Musk, as the social-media platform seeks to force him to complete his proposed $44 billion acquisition.

Lawyers for San Francisco-based Twitter say they need only four days to prove the world’s richest person must honor his agreement and pay $54.20 a share. The company filed suit last week, requesting a Sept. 19 start for the non-jury trial.