Absolutely! The first legal notification, sent to Charles Scott, was ignored. That was anticipated, so no surprise. A second notice, going out soon to several people, will also be copied to key executives and board members. Given that we are exercising the legal rights of shareholders clearly spelled out in both Florida and Virginia statutes, it would be nice if they would cooperate. But since they haven't given us any reason to believe they will, we have our plans in place. If necessary, our next step will be to get a court order to see all financial records and other documents. Those documents, as well as whether they are willing to be transparent, will determine if there will need to be a derivative lawsuit.
I haven't said too much about our strategy on the board before now because I suspect that what is said here gets back to the company. However, they will be notified soon, anyway, so I see no reason to not make this public. If they are reading this, they may as well know that we are prepared to take this as far as we have to.
