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I thought the company was shut down. If the company was shut down how can it be sued?
by eatonphil 4y ago
I thought the company was shut down. If the company was shut down how can it be sued?
- akanet 4y agoThe lawyers contemplating the suit have decided not to sue, but you can sue companies that plan to shut down.
- jjulius 4y agoThe company is not shut down. Today is June 9th, and Stablegains says[1]: >Finally, as a result of recent events, we have decided to discontinue the Stablegains service beyond the end of June 2022. >On July 1, 2022, we will stop supporting the Stablegains service. The mobile app will be delisted from App Stores, the web interface will be taken offline, and it is very likely we will not be able to support withdrawals after that time. [1]https://blog.stablegains.com/were-discontinuing-the-stablegains-service-please-withdraw-your-remaining-funds-405e6bfb89c4 https://blog.stablegains.com/were-discontinuing-the-stablega... Edit: Also, closing a business doesn't mean that you can no longer be held accountable for what happened while your business was opened. Statute of limitations and whatnot (IANAL) may differ from state-to-state, but allowing a business to be immune from prosecution simply because they closed would be one hell of a gaping legal loophole. It'd be like not prosecuting someone for theft or murder because they had stopped stealing or murdering lol.