In the lawsuit, Chef Julian Medina accuses business partner Luis Skibar of diverting over $10 million into side projects, specifically funding the reboot of Kellogg's Diner.
Medina claims Skibar improperly spent around $2,000,000 to buy and redevelop Kellogg's Diner, while also mismanaging their restaurant group's finances and taxes.
The lawsuit alleges Skibar charged $100,000 on the corporate card for diner improvements and funded another restaurant with $1.4 million from their assets.
Medina and co-plaintiff Ebrahim Sobhan state the lawsuit was a last resort after Skibar failed to reimburse stolen funds despite numerous promises.
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