Really? Your reply tells me that you have little or no understanding of what happened, or you believe the BS that Ed Marshall is spewing out about a reorganization.
First of all, Marshall's filing of the Chapter 11 was an unexpected shot at the Company after his failure of getting AsepticSure off the ground.
Marshall over the years enriched himself at the shareholders expense.
Dodd was chosen by the Board to help the company move to commercialization, and he was putting all the pieces together.
After Marshall filed the Chapter 11 with the Court, Medizone had only a set number of days to file their answer to this action or default.
Dodd and the Board consulted with the Company attorneys, the institutional investors who were participating in the funding to achieve the company goals, and with many other advisers.
Only then , the day before the reply to the court had to be filed, that the Board followed the advice of the Advisors and Attorneys and filed the Chapter 7.
