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MrBeastYouTube LLC sued former worker Leroy Nabors in federal court, alleging he took thousands of confidential files and that hidden cameras and a remotely accessible mini-PC were found at company offices. Those claims are allegations, not established findings of fact. The latest status reported here is that the parties told the court they had reached an agreement in principle to settle; the available report did not confirm a final settlement or dismissal.
Why did MrBeastYouTube sue Leroy Nabors?
MrBeastYouTube LLC, the company behind the MrBeast operation, filed a federal lawsuit in North Carolina against Leroy Nabors, a former IT contractor who later became a full-time employee, according to the California Lawyers Association’s April 30, 2025 summary of the complaint.
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The company alleged that Nabors took thousands of confidential files containing sensitive company and business information. Law360 reported on April 8, 2025, that the complaint accused him of downloading thousands of confidential company documents before his termination. The number and alleged conduct have not been established as facts by the sources cited here.
What did the complaint allege about cameras and a mini-PC?
The company also alleged that hidden cameras were found in its offices. The California Lawyers Association summary says the complaint further alleged that a mini-PC was connected to a company server and configured with remote-access software. These are allegations attributed to the company’s complaint; the cited summaries do not independently verify that the devices were installed or explain what any camera recorded.
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What is established, and what remains an allegation?
| Issue | What the sources report | What is established |
|---|---|---|
| Confidential files | The company alleged that Nabors took or downloaded thousands of files. California Lawyers Association, April 30, 2025; Law360, April 8, 2025. | The cited reporting does not establish the alleged taking or a verified file count as a court finding. |
| Hidden cameras and mini-PC | The complaint was summarized as alleging hidden cameras at company offices and a mini-PC with remote-access software connected to a company server. California Lawyers Association, April 30, 2025. | The cited summary describes claims in the complaint, not independently verified events or adjudicated facts. |
| Settlement status | Bloomberg Law reported that the parties notified the court of an agreement in principle to settle on February 11, 2026. Bloomberg Law, February 11, 2026. | The report said details were not immediately available; it does not confirm final settlement terms or a final court disposition. |
What happened in the case, and was it settled?
- April 8, 2025: Law360 reported the lawsuit and the company’s allegations about confidential documents and hidden cameras.
- April 30, 2025: The California Lawyers Association published a fuller summary, including the allegations about a mini-PC and remote-access software.
- February 11, 2026: Bloomberg Law reported that the parties had notified the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina of an agreement in principle to settle. The report said details were not immediately available and noted that the company had overcome Nabors’s bid to dismiss the lawsuit in August.
An agreement in principle is not the same as confirmation that a settlement was finalized or that the court dismissed the case. The cited status report does not establish whether a later court filing completed either step. Trellis lists the case as MrBeastYouTube, LLC v. Nabors and indexes federal filings, but it is a docket aggregator rather than the court’s own docket: Trellis case listing.
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