Who is responsible to repay loss

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   Theresa Langford

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   Answered January 23, 2013 10:29. I have adjusted the tags on your question, as even though it was criminal, you need to retain a civil litigation attorney to sue the employer.

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   Richard Arbuckle

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   Answered January 23, 2013 10:43. You may have several kinds of claims for your damage. You should be able to get a free initial consultation with a lawyer without charge to discuss things. Look up my profile, and call for an appointment if you feel I can help you. In addition to misrepresenting things, they may also be guilty of negligent hiring, and other things.

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   Bart CraytorPro

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   Answered January 23, 2013 11:28. Yes, you should visit with a civil attorney and consider Deceptive Trade Practices Act violations.

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   Carmine John Giardino, San Antonio General Practice Lawyer

   Posted 4 months ago.

   You can hold them liable under agency theories of responsibility. Not clear whether the $50,000 you are referring to was your jewelry or if you were citing an example of someone else harmed by this company