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Re: exwannabe post# 62521

Saturday, 05/21/2016 12:50:54 PM

Saturday, May 21, 2016 12:50:54 PM

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"If on the other hand you wish to sue on your own, you can do so with a single share. Of course you would not have free legal help."

That just isn't true. In the vast majority of cases... not all cases or all attorneys: You can file a complaint with the SEC, you can attempt to get a legal firm to take the case, or you can try to handle the case yourself.

If you ever hear back from the SEC it will be an email saying that someone will soon contact you, but nobody ever does. Ask anyone.

If you are a genius with some legal background you can try to handle the case yourself. No chance for most people.

So your only real option is to get an attorney or firm to take your case. This is how that works: You will not even be able to speak to an attorney. You will have to speak to a legal assistant. They immediately call the people you are wanting to file a complaint against, warning them, whether deliberately or accidentally. They then research and find you don't have enough money to pay for the case... and they decline the case, with no explanation. It's over, and you have never spoken to an attorney. The assistant you spoke too allowed only a very terse description of your intended complaint and is probably not intelligent enough to read correctly between the lines.

Your next option is to go expose your efforts to the person you are wanting to sue all over again via another firm.

That is how it works. Maybe not for you, but for most people. I have been through it too many times to not stand my ground here.
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