I believe the shareholders lawsuit for the ones who held when the short attack happened is included and is actually the bulk of the damages requested. the other parts of the lawsuit involves UDF itself suing for damaging their reputation and ability to make money and then you have the lawsuit for damages to the funds themselves (mostly IV being the subject matter). UDF claims that IV was prevented the opportunity to increase its business (some of it using borrowings and making a profit on the spread) and there is that little thing of preventing the trust from getting an auditor, which prevented the trust from filling to the sec which in turn removed liquidity or ability to recruit money.
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