My employer stole my identity can i sue?
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You've posted this question multiple times. I responded to the identical version of the question. Good luck to you.
You asked this question twice -- each time under a different category. I answered the other version of your question. Good luck to you.
You can sue. But my guess is that there's going to be prompt negotiations here to resolve this, at least if it is handled correctly. If in fact...
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