Great excerpts from the civil lawsuits - Part 2.
First, keep in mind that on the DECN website, future convicted felon, Mr Berman, actually has the nerve to call DECN a "friendly little company". With that in mind, here are some classic Berman quotes from the civil lawsuits.
In 2020, the Plaintiff requested that its shares be issued pursuant to the Agreement; DECN and Berman rejected this lawful request, and refused to issue such shares. Rather, Berman, on behalf of DECN, misrepresented that the issuance would occur, and asked the Plantiff to “give me a few days.... I am a little busy this week.” Berman, on behalf of DECN, made similar excuses to the other Plaintiffs, and at no point thereafter did DECN ever issue the requisite shares owed.
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Inequitably, during the same time period when DECN and Berman were
wrongfully frustrating and wrongfully refusing to permit Plaintiffs to exercise their conversion rights, DECN, by and through Berman, authorized the conversion of, leading to the sales of, hundreds of millions of DECN shares by other investors.
DECN, by and through Berman, however, wrongfully denied the Plaintiff its lawful opportunity to convert, stating “uhhhh … not for awhile.”
challenge to Defendants’ wrongful rejection of its right to convert, Defendants wrongful and unlawful response was merely “I cannot allow that to happen.”
at least 100,000 kits of DECN’s alleged COVID-19 screening test to the United States market, and 100,000 kits to the European market, by May 2020. Upon learning this news, a member of Plaintiffs called Berman to inquire as to the specifics of DECN’s plan. No specifics were provided, rather, Berman simply hung the telephone instead of providing any response.
Part 3 is short and sweet, and has the most Berman-esq quotes you'll ever see!
