Friday, June 14, 2019 3:48:52 PM
I asked them if they contested any POR and filings and they said, "No."
They said they filed the necessary claim.
They know how much they need to see for the claim to be paid.
They do more of this Corporate Trust business than anyone else.
They also have tranches of Senior Debt claims.
Our question from this is, "Is it enough?"
Maybe my contact was "too low."
It is possible the pertinent negotiations are at a higher level.
That is what I'm banking on as well as the volume or work being filed and processed.
Don't you think a lot is going on?
Who do we turn to for more answers?
Fail & the rest of the attorney's are up to their eye balls in work and I doubt the Estate wants to pay them any more than what is necessary, if not claw back some for hanging up on their shareholders.
mojo
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