Often times the recourse, if any, will be explained in the employment contract itself. Start by looking there first. Also, if your contract...

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Can I sue an online binary trading options website for refusal to distribute profits won on their website?

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What financial records are we entitled to view when purchasing a corporation?

It's up to you to demand whatever records you want to see as part of the purchase and it's up to the sellers to respond however they wish (even if...

If someone has a corporation in Wisconsin can someone incorporate the exact same name in Illinois?

It is technically possible for one person to incorporate a business in one state under a specific name while a different person altogether...

I found 2 share certificate's in my attic from the 1929 and 1930's are they mine?

You'll need a lot more facts to answer this question. Start by checking the name on the certificates. From there, you'll have to find out whether...

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The amount issued will be matter more if you are planning on getting outside investment, particularly from angel investors or venture capital...

In a corp in default what are risks of officers being sued personally by piercing corp. veil?

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Can an investor sue the founder of a small app startup because the app is slower than expected to gain traction?

No. Investors cannot typically sue for such delays.