Bank of America’s management has been hit with a derivative suit in the Court of Chancery that claims the bank should have had the oversight to keep its fraud protection measures from blocking hundreds of thousands of people’s access to unemployment benefits during the pandemic.

The complaint, a redacted version of which was made public Monday, alleges actions by Bank of America’s 18 board members and six executive officers left the bank liable for $225 million in federal regulatory fines and the cost of defending an MDL in California and a separate class action in Massachusetts.