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Netflix exec claims ketamine confession in ‘trust exercise’ cost him $1.1M job: lawsuit
Former Netflix executive Kevin Baillie sued the company after claiming he was fired for disclosing medically supervised ketamine therapy during a workplace retreat. He earned $1.1 million annually and alleged Netflix denied severance pay, falsely framing his treatment as recreational drug use.
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