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Re: ricanich post# 36447

Tuesday, 01/17/2017 12:31:10 PM

Tuesday, January 17, 2017 12:31:10 PM

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I think that these opinions need some support LOL


When Mr. Berman provides testimony to Cowan in their case in February, this will be a major topic because of the many references to Cowan Sethie made in those text messages

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Berman will be the last person in the world besides Meyler and Cowan that the defense will want to hear from.

Curious as to why you would say a judge in NJ would be influenced by a local attorney, DO YOU HAVE ANY EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT THAT?

I don't need evidence, although there is plenty available to local counsel. She knows the judge or else she would not have been appointed to assume the case.



Right, the Home Court advantage...don't think so.

And you add all of these supposed Cowan crimes against humanity up (so say TAUG supporters), and you get to $400K. Federal judges hear crimes against humanity cases all the time, and they just roll their eyes, and since there is no jury, TAUG is in deep trouble. They have the second string working for them, a weak case 90% based on negative emotion augmented by substances, and a busy judge who just won't care.



TAUG's case is weak, according to who? LOL

Why would you say that Cowan could just assign a different lead auditor to correct the independence issue? Didn't you read the transcript. After talking with the PCAOB Cowan's attorney told them they could not.

Perhaps Cowan grew as tired of TAUG as the rest of us have.



I must have missed something, wasn't Cowan forced to divest itself out of the auditing business they just bought. Oh, wait, it was part of their 2 year plan.


The whole "save the company" case is worth perhaps $200K and I am no longer sure about return of fees paid, particularly if Meyler is correct and fees were not paid.



And you have a professional evaluation. All I have seen is someone who knows nothing state the case will not fly. Ex TAUG BOD Berman had a retired lawyer give him an evaluation of the lawsuit - what a joke.

A big fat yawn. Professional corporations are guilty of these actions all the time, thousands of times a year. And 99.7% of professional liability cases settle within the first year of litigation.



Not cases like this, where the coverup is worse than the crime. The rule violations from failing to notify TAUG about the PCAOB and failure to follow the rules regarding the work papers ---BAD BAD BAD

TAUG is a shell company



LOL - according to who?

TAUG will never get an award of $4 million



has anyone done a real evaluation? Ummmm LOL

The Johnny letter and that ridiculous Web Site have totally gummed up the case



Judge does not care about websites, a website did not produce an unlawful audit, cover it up, failure to inform the new auditor of the violations and conspire with its insurance company to withold working papers.


TAUG will have to wait out the trial which after law and motion battles will happen sometime in mid-2018, followed by a judicial reconsideration, finally followed by an appeal filed the day before the appeal deadline runs out.



Trial will be soon.


They acted with malice towards TAUG and all its shareholders when they concealed the PCAOB investigation.

This is delusional thinking. No rational thinking human would believe this. It has been a long time since I saw a Federal judge laugh in court but if this is stated in open court, the defendants, their lawyers, the judge, the jury and the gallery will ROFL and Sethie who is oh so sensitive would probably cry as he watched his case go down the drain.



Does anyone think Cowan, Meyler or the Partners at CG laughing...

I am sure we will all read that in Cowan's upcoming Summary Judgement Motion.



Doubt there will be one, but it would get tossed before the ink dries.

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