Question 4 (0.5 points) You are the owner of a restaurant. You are not an attorney. One of your night managers steals $40,000 from the safe, deletes the security camera footage and walks off the job. The state attorney decides that there is not enough evidence to bring a criminal action against the manager. A few months later, the manager's lawyer sends you a letter demanding the employee's final paycheck in the amount of $1,000. The letter also demands $1,000 in penalties and $5,000 in attorneys' fees and costs (each as allowed by law), for a total of $7,000. Which of the following could you do next? a) Hire an attorney to sue the employee for stealing $40,000. b) Agree to pay the employee the $7,000 his lawyers are demanding. O c) On behalf of the company and without hiring a lawyer, attempt to negotiate a settlement with the manager. O d) Ignore the letter. O e) You could take any of the actions above