Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh gestures during an interview before the srtart of the LaunchUp Las Vegas event at the Oquendo Center at 2425 E. Oquendo Road on Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2012.

Tony Hsieh left behind an estate worth an estimated $840 million. With no will, it could be tricky to know who should get what, or whether he had a preference.

Moreover, probate and estate-planning lawyers have told the Las Vegas Review ... law firms McDonald Carano and Greenberg Traurig filed court papers in April with a copy of Tony Hsieh’s seven-page last ...

Tony Hsieh Late Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh, who died at age 46 in 2020, reportedly did not leave a will for his $500 million fortune. The late businessman used "thousands" of sticky notes to detail ...

In a sign that legal battles over Hsieh’s estate are escalating after the recent discovery of his will, law firms McDonald Carano and Greenberg Traurig filed court papers last week seeking to ...

Tony Hsieh allegedly left sticky notes about financial deals on the walls of his Utah home Late Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh, who died at age 46 in 2020, reportedly did not leave a will for his $500 ...

Former Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh died a millionaire, but without a will. Make sure you have one, no matter how much you’re worth. It might make you uncomfortable, but create a ‘death book’ as ...

Worth an estimated $700 million, former Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh reportedly died without a will. Reports say Hsieh’s family requested a court to name family members as administrators of his estate.

Tony Hsieh’s dad and brother have been appointed administrators of the Zappos founder’s estate after he died in a house fire and may have left no will.

But Richard and Andrew Hsieh, Tony’s relatives and administrators of his estate, allegedly suspended the business contract on Jan. 29, 2021, in a notice that "further directed that Mr. Taken ...

Hsieh’s retirement life also included a move to a new city. A result of the move, coupled with the Covid-19 pandemic, is that Hsieh became isolated from long-time friends and associates.

Tony Hsieh invested more than $350 million in revitalizing downtown Las Vegas before his unexpected death. Now, his estate will sell some of those holdings, DTP Companies announced Friday.