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They are not paying the lawyers a Penny up front. That is not how this works.
You are exactly correct. Look at the players, makes for a completely different game.
Should be worth a lot. That’s why the big boy lawyers have come on board. Everybody keeps forgetting about those guys!
100% MM manipulation
Bills post from FB
I was very happy to post today's 8K on Tuesday's court order in the Southern District of Florida concerning the time line for the Rontan litigation. The judge has laid out a very aggressive schedule. Our attorneys are very pleased. We will be going to mediation in about 5 1/2 weeks. I will keep everyone posted on our progress. Be sure to stay tuned for updates on the SEC filing issue. We have a good handle on getting that put to bed. We will keep it trading!
I’m sure there is already a set negotiated percentage split. All these claims are 70/30 or 60/40 with the larger amount going to GDSI. You really don’t think these guys haven’t thought this through before signing up. Everybody can finally come out a winner in this one.
It’s absolutely manipulation. The MM’s are playing there games. The only way to beat them is big buys and continuous buying. Why not wait until you make some real profits.
You got that right
Read the PR’s. There are some serious players in the game now. And yes they do have money.
More and more positive things yet to come. Start looking at the players it doesn’t get much better for this company. A complete game changer.
Yes they have starting with oral arguments in April and hearing May. I’m sure company has plan that SEC will approve to many big players involved
BINGO. PLUS SOME. !!!
This is a very important bit of the announcement that got my attention.
The New York-based institution has never invested in any micro-cap stock in their corporate history. The principals of the New York-based institution are leaders in their field and are well known as individuals that have been pioneers in building a particular industry here in the United States.
Believe me I understand. My point was that these things should start to get cleaned up. Now you can start connecting the dots to a path forward.
8k just the start of the financials. Should be current soon and that will put that to bed.
BAM. This should answer a lot of questions. This reaffirms just how strong this case is. NO ONE is doing this for some stock play. This is for the BIG MONEY.
You can bet the next tranche of stock you buy that this law firm has done there homework. That’s why it has taken so long to get here. Go read there website. These guys have major DC connection and that’s what it will take to reach a settlement. These guys Aren’t your injury lawyer that you see on TV. Major players with that go after the big Score!!
You are exactly correct. The filings are eminent. When you start connecting the dots. The SEC the law firm all of these guys are in concert together. It makes sense why they have not been delisted. Consider this the opportunity before the next announcement.
When they win. NO contingency lawyers get paid in shares or up front.
That’s correct. And the brothers themselves are Billionaires. There is obviously something here to gain or the law firm wouldn’t have signed up.
Definitely more news coming. Don’t think for a moment that this slows down. The Big Boys have been working on this for a while. Waiting for the next domino to fall.
Mr Sires literally speaks the language. Read up on him
Carlos’ main practice area is complex commercial litigation. He has extensive experience in litigation involving class actions, antitrust, business torts and other disputes, securities and banking, and real estate. He is fluent in Spanish and has significant experience in litigation that has a nexus to Latin America, including Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, and Venezuela. He has tried cases before juries in both state and federal courts in the United States.
Carlos has represented officers and directors in securities litigation and in claims and litigation under directors and officers insurance policies. His trial experience includes successfully defending Fresh Del Monte Produce, Inc., and its chairman in jury trial in an action in which the plaintiffs claimed that bribes had been paid in connection with the acquisition of the Fresh Del Monte group of companies. Carlos has appeared or argued in Florida's appellate courts and in the First, Second, Third, and Eleventh Circuit Courts of Appeals.
Listed in Chambers and Partners in the area of litigation, Carlos is annually included in Florida Super Lawyers and Florida Legal Elite. He received the Daily Business Review’s award for Most Effective Lawyer in the area of class actions in 2009 and 2014.
Prior to joining Boies Schiller Flexner, Carlos was a partner in the national firm Kirkpatrick & Lockhart. He has taught business law at St. Thomas University in Miami and pre-trial civil practice at the University of Miami's school of law.
This guy William Isaacson is a Hammer. Read up on him. No way these guys are playing for peanuts.
Since joining the firm at its inception in 1997, Bill’s main practice area has been complex commercial litigation, including both civil trials and arbitration. Bill is a 2016 American Lawyer Litigator of the Year, a three-time winner of The AmLaw Litigator of the Week, and a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers. Global Competition Review writes, "Arguably no antitrust lawyer in recent memory has had as much success for both plaintiffs and defendants as Boies Schiller partner Bill Isaacson.”
In 2015, after a three-week jury trial in the District of Nevada, Bill–together with BSF co-counsel Karen Dunn–won a $50 million verdict, later increased to $124 million in a judgment, for Oracle for software copyright infringement and state law violations. In 2014, in O’Bannon v. NCAA, he won significant attention for his cross-examinations of NCAA witnesses, obtaining a historic victory for college athletes. In the same year, Bill served as trial counsel, with Karen Dunn, in a high-profile antitrust class action in the portable music industry, winning a complete defense verdict. In 2013, Bill was also trial counsel in the first antitrust action against Chinese companies for cartel conduct relating to products sold in the United States, winning a $162 million judgment, and $33 million from settling defendants.
Bill has been listed as one of the 500 leading lawyers in the U.S. by the publication Lawdragon. Bill was also named a Competition MVP and Titan of the Plaintiff Bar by Law360, and a Litigator of the Week by Global Competition Review. Legal 500 describes him as a “leader” at the firm “with many successes to his credit” who has a "brilliant knowledge of international arbitration."
Bill is a member and former Chair of the Board for Legal Counsel for the Elderly. In 2015, Legal Counsel for the Elderly on its 40th Anniversary gave him its individual Award for Sustained Excellence and Outstanding Commitment. His pro bono work was featured in articles in the Washington Post on June 10, 2010 and January 10, 2017
Read the bios of this law firm David Boies
Since 1997 David has been the Chairman of Boies Schiller Flexner, a law firm with offices in New York, Washington D.C., California, Florida, Nevada, and New Hampshire. Prior to 1997 he was a partner at Cravath, Swaine & Moore.
David has been selected as one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World by Time Magazine (2010). He has been named Global International Litigator of the Year by Who’s Who Legal an unprecedented seven times, including 2013.
He is the recipient of Honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Redlands (2000), New York Law School (2007), University of New Hampshire School of Law (2013), and New York University (2013) and an Honorary Doctor of Letters from the Chicago Theological Seminary (2011). His awards include the Award of Merit from the Yale Law School, the ABA Medal from the American Bar Association, the Vanderbilt Medal from New York University Law School, the Pinnacle Award from the International Dyslexia Association, the William Brennan Award from the University of Virginia, the Role Model Award from Equality Forum, the Lead by Example Award from the National Association of Women Lawyers, the Torch of Learning Award from the American Friends of Hebrew University, the Eisendrath Bearer of Light Award from the Union for Reform Judaism, and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Mississippi Center for Justice.
David has been named the Litigator of the Year by The American Lawyer; the Lawyer of the Year by The National Law Journal; runner-up Person of the Year by Time Magazine; the Antitrust Lawyer of the Year by the New York Bar Association; Best Lawyers in America from 1987-2013; Lawdragon 500 Leading Lawyers; and a Star Individual by Chambers USA. He was named one of the Top 50 Big Law Innovators of the Last 50 Years by The American Lawyer in 2013.
David served as Chief Counsel and Staff Director of the United States Senate Antitrust Subcommittee in 1978 and Chief Counsel and Staff Director of the United States Senate Judiciary Committee in 1979.
In 1991-1993, he was counsel to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, recovering $1.2 billion from companies who sold junk bonds to failed savings and loan associations.
In 1998-2000, he served as Special Trial Counsel for the United States Department of Justice in its antitrust suit against Microsoft. David also served as the lead counsel for former Vice-President Al Gore in connection with litigation relating to the 2000 election Florida vote count. As co-lead counsel for the plaintiffs in Perry v. Brown, he won judgments establishing the constitutional right to marry for gay and lesbian citizens in California.
Representative clients include Altria, American Express, Apple, Barclays, CBS, DuPont, Heartheaded Productions, HSBC, NASCAR, New York Yankees, Oracle, Sony, Starr International, Theranos, and The Weinstein Company.
David was born in Sycamore, Illinois on March 11, 1941. He attended the University of Redlands (1960-62), and received a B.S. from Northwestern University (1964), an LL.B., magna cum laude from Yale University (1966), and an LL.M. from New York University (1967).
He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers and the International Academy of Trial Lawyers; and a Trustee of the National Constitution Center, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, New York University Law School Foundation and St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center. He is the author of numerous publications including Courting Justice, published by Miramax in 2004, and Public Control of Business (with Paul Verkuil), published by Little Brown in 1977. He has taught courses at New York University Law School and Cardozo Law School.
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If I remember correctly there was a Brazilian investment bank Bradesco BBI they valued this deal at R$ 635 M or $166 M USD. This is the kind of numbers that this firm is going after. No small potatoes here.
Honestly do you think this law firm would sign on to represent them if it was BS. Seriously??
They know that this is a winner or they would never take this on. I’m sure they will get a contingency NOT stock. These aren’t that dumb. C’mon man!
This law firm is Strong and this law dog Isaacson is one serious guy. He always wins something. I can guarantee you that if this firm has taken the case they know that they have a winner. These guys don’t play for peanuts.
I’ve been saying that they would go after Rontan. It could be HUGE.
News is imminent.
We are never going to move up with the MM’s holding us back. Or need a big buyer. We should have already been at .02 or more.
If the MM’s would get out of the way we can move on up. Or someone go ahead and buy out the .015. It’s ready to make a move UP.
Very good assumption ??
Well Bill has reached a point where he can release some news. Which is a fraction of what is to come. Unfortunately the SEC release also came out and it has distracted from the announcements.
If you’re nervous leave otherwise get the cheap ones while you can.
Been a Long Long time coming.
Some serious buys coming in. May see silver really soon. No announcements until after the first of the year.
Post on Facebook by Bill explains why we are still at a penny. He says he is close to releasing news.
Load up while you can! ??
Don't be surprised
Everybody is wondering where they are going to get any money. If I remember correctly that if Rontan didn't go through or someone else bought them instead GDSI would be due a Significant penalty. That money could be Very Huge. GDSI could get out of the outhouse and head back to a penny stock Penthouse.
May not be many more chances to buy before we see copper.