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Can you sue for forgery?

Asked over 2 years ago - Washington, DC
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My supervisor forged my name twice on documents that could have gotten me terminated. Do I have a case?

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Answered over 2 years ago. International Law Attorney in Washington, DC.
If your supervisor signed your name and did not have authority to do so - - he or she may have committed a crime. If you were terminated you may have a civil cause of action. Consult with an employment law attorney.
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