Can an employee of a company be sued by the shareholders

Asked by Kwabena Obeng-Manu

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Ebunoluwa Fatoyinbo

Apr 08 2024

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Yes, a shareholder of a company can sue an employee. If the terms of the contract agreed on by both parties is violated by the employee. And it goes both ways too, if the terms of the contract agreed on are not fulfilled by the shareholder, he/she can sue that shareholder.

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