Below is a growing list of documents and other resources being collected for our research and investigative reports. As we continue to gather more evidence, new documents will be added to provide transparency and insight.
Documents & Posts
- Free Software Foundation Cease and Desist Letter to Neo4j (November 13, 2023)
- FSF Blog Post Re: Commons Clause
Description: Protecting free software against confusing additional restrictions
- Neo4j GlassDoor Reviews
Description: Neo4j GlassDoor Reviews ordered by newest first.
Court Links
Below are links to external sites and resources that are relevant to our research and investigative reports.
- Neo4j, Inc. v. PureThink, LLC (5:18-cv-07182) - District Court, N.D. California
- Neo4j, Inc., et al. v. Suhy, et al. (24-5538) - District Court, N.D. California
Description: 2024-2025 Appeal related to Neo4j, Inc. v. PureThink, LLC (5:18-cv-07182)
- Neo4j, Inc. v. Graph Foundation, Inc. (5:19-cv-06226) - Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
- Crawley v. Cabot (1:24-cv-06692) - District Court, N.D. Illinois
- Transcript — Document #238 United States v. Kail.
Description: Direct Examination of Mike Asher, CFO of Neo4j
- Defendants Document 91 from civil case
Description: Page 24, #14 - Fraud accusations against Neo4j
14. Truth And Information Provided To Those Who Had Reason To Know
Mr. Suhy’s statements were truthful and were his opinions based on the statements made by plaintiffs and the implications if they were properly remedied by law enforcement and investors. The statement were made to people who had reason to know the information and Suhy had no information his statements were false when made. Neo4J USA has told the US government they could not use the open source version when they know that position is false. Lying to the US government on such a material issue is a fraud and a crime.
Neo4j USA told Suhy to change a transaction from a support deal to a license deal. It was Suhy’s understanding this was to improperly over state revenues in financials for potential investors. A license fee is generally booked as earned when made while support fees are earned over time. This would be a fraud, claiming support fees as license fees, on investors leading to potential criminal actions and shareholder suits if the authorities or investors found out and did something about it.