Question
I sold my company for cash and a promissory note payable over 72
months, after 4 months I was indited for fraud and immediately fired.
now they say they are going to keep my note to off set losses. I did not
loose my liscence and could still work but they chose to terminate me.
they said the note was mine and no one could take it now they are. what
can I do? is this legal?
Cost: Free
United States | Missouri | 63501 | Business Law
12/21/15, 10:00 am
Answer
First contact an attorney and seek representation. Missouri is an
"at-will" employer so your indictment is a reason they can fire you. The
other issue is what is the fraud you are accused of. If it is related
to the business then they will try to hold it and you need to sue them
for breach of contract. So you need to seek counsel to protect your
interests, both monetary and penal.
Richard Simons
Speedingticketkc.com
5525 Rockhill Rd.
Kansas CIty, MO 64110
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