Kosh asked:
Sure, they point to having contracts.
Sure, they point to having contracts.
However, if there’s nothing in the contracts saying if you fail the company, you will be let go with no bonus (which would be a stupid contract because ANY contract should have a clause to allow termination in the case of non-performance), can these failures actually be SUED?
They had a certain fiduciary duty to the company and the shareholders. Additionally, once they accepted taxpayer money, they had a fiduciary duty to them as well.
Can the failures not be sued for a failure to perform in this capacity? Have their contracts recinded?
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