Legal Question in Business Law in Delaware

it depends the corporate structure of the business in which you were in and also the circumstances. In case your charge is fraud/cheating, you can

It's difficult to say based on the little information provided. It's best that you speak to an attorney.

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Yes, but the strength of your case will depend on how the business was set up and what documentation exists. Feel free to contact me if you want to discuss this matter further.