Game Insight’s scandalous exit from the Russian market has taken a new turn, as the Lithuanian mobile publisher has just been hit with a lawsuit in Moscow.

Game Insight caused controversy after exiting the Russian market, not paying salaries, and laying off 600 employees last year. The company’s entity in the country had already been declared bankrupt, but the whole process was really tricky and lousy, according to new information provided by a bankruptcy administrator.

The Russian entity of mobile developer Game Insight has been officially declared bankrupt. In addition to that, a criminal case has been opened against its leadership, with the company owing millions to its former employees.

Hundreds of people lost their jobs when Guns of Boom developer Game Insight announced the liquidation of its Russian entity last month. The company, which refuses to pay salaries and demands that employees return their computers, says that it has no money in its accounts, although its games continue to generate revenue.