Wednesday, March 13, 2019 9:02:22 PM
I do understand that anyone who serves on a board of directors of any company should be covered by a blanket liability insurance policy. Perhaps management is continuing to "fine-tune" their corporate structure for bigger things to come. My thoughts are that it could also be a "defensive" play, in regards to the upcoming reverse split vote that most of us see as disastrous for shareholders. There have also been questions raised as to the "real" reasons for this R/S vote and why they want a "blank check" permission up to a 500:1. Nevertheless, if there were a dispute with shareholders that resulted in a class action lawsuit, the insurance policy would protect the management and board members and keep the company moving forward financially. JMHO, Sandy
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