In Storetrax.com v. Gurland, where Gurland, the founder of Storetrax.com, was removed as president but denied severance pay and sued for that, the appeals court held that he was:
A) not allowed to sue the company because he was on the board of directors
B) not protected by "safe harbor" because he failed to give the company sufficient notification of the imminence of a lawsuit
C) protected by "sufficient notification" because he gave the company sufficient notification of the imminence of a lawsuit
D) not by "sufficient notification" because he failed to give the company sufficient notification of the imminence of a lawsuit
E) none of the other choices are correct
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