Dan Snyder,

Dan Snyder is an NFL team owner who has faced multiple allegations of workplace misconduct and sexual harassment. He has been accused of using private investigators to discredit former employees, intimidate witnesses, and gather information on journalists. Snyder was subpoenaed by a House committee to testify about his involvement in the Washington Commanders' workplace culture, but he declined citing overseas business commitments and concerns about due process. The committee has accused Snyder of using a defamation lawsuit as a pretext to subpoena emails, phone records, and text messages from former employees who spoke to The Washington Post about workplace harassment. Snyder has also been accused of attempting to blame former team president Bruce Allen for the problems with the team's workplace culture and of offering hush money to witnesses. In addition, Snyder was found to have a conflict of interest when he used an overseas lawsuit as a pretext to obtain phone records and emails from former employees who spoke to The Washington Post about workplace harassment. The NFL has fined the team $10 million and Snyder stepped away from its day-to-day operations after an investigation by attorney Beth Wilkinson found numerous instances of workplace misconduct. However, the league did not release a written report of Wilkinson's findings, a decision Goodell said was intended to protect the privacy of former employees who spoke to investigators. Snyder has been accused of groping a former employee and trying to force her into his limousine, as well as sexually assaulting a woman on a team plane in 2009, resulting in a $1.6 million settlement.