tl;dr: A former Netflix VP, Kevin Baillie, is suing the company after being fired for disclosing during a corporate "Vulnerability-Trust exercise" that he had undergone medically supervised ketamine therapy for depression following his mother's death. Netflix's attorney reportedly confirmed the ketamine disclosure factored into his termination, which also cited profanity and drinking concerns—despite Baillie's claim that the Eyeline Studios CEO cultivated an alcohol-heavy work culture. Baillie is seeking damages and a jury trial, alleging he was denied up to a year of severance.