Carta, the equity management startup backed by Andreessen Horowitz and last valued at $7.4 billion, has become entangled in an astounding web of litigation, including, in one recently filed case, allegations of groping by one of its senior executives.
Two former employees, both of whom are women, have filed separate claims in San Francisco’s Superior Court in recent months against Carta, neither of which has been previously reported, alleging instances of sexual harrassment or sex discrimination, according to the complaints reviewed by Fortune. That’s on top of two ongoing lawsuits Carta has initiated against two of its former executives, as well as a gender discrimination lawsuit that the company settled earlier this year.
