Good afternoon Iglow! I just unblocked you after about a year, and now I wonder what I've been missing out on! thanks for your recent posts.
LOL, anyway, I think if we can get someone to file for us, it doesn't even need to be 'pro-bono'. We could pay a few bucks $500-$1000 for a few hours time... and/or I'm sure many of us would be willing to sign away 1% of what we collect to a lawyer who would just file a basic amicus brief or motion to consider or whatever is needed. Potentially a big gain for just a few hours work and no strings attached with a potentially big payoff.
I know you say we shouldn't use a cheap craigslist lawyer.. but a lawyer is a lawyer in my opinion. It seems like whatever we'd lose by not getting "the best", we'd gain in getting SOME type of voice before all this goes down and the money goes to the Caymans... So I am all for getting someone to help us out. If you think your Harvard person could make an impact.. I am all for it.
As far as your dislike for scammers... I wonder how you feel about the people we have this case against. Seems like there are scammers all around... but clearly anyone who invested hard-earned money in the idea of there being value in the rule of law feels the same way you do. None of us here like scammers. Hopefully we can all work together to stop them.
