Ferrara attorney, Roy Shimon, said, "Zynga's regular employees were still locked up from selling their shares. But the guys at the top, who saw what was coming down the pipe, got to cash out," referring to the April sale of $515 million worth of Zynga's shares by top management of Zynga. It is interesting though, that Zynga blamed the delay in launching The Ville as one of the reasons for the dismal quarterly performance, when they did finally launch the game, it was only a clone, as alleged in EA's lawsuit!