News Summary

A recently discovered will of the late Zappos co-founder Tony Hsieh has unveiled his concrete plans for his $1.2 billion fortune, despite prior beliefs that he died without instructions for his estate. The document, signed in 2015, includes a no-contest clause against his family, stipulating that any challenges to his wishes would result in no inheritance for them. The will allocates over $50 million and several Las Vegas properties to undisclosed trusts for unexpected beneficiaries. Additionally, Hsieh earmarked $3 million for Harvard University. This discovery adds a new dimension to the legal battles concerning Hsieh’s estate following his 2020 death in a house fire.