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[Kman2003]

I completely agree with you that these things take time. However, the lack of communication is worrisome. He is an attorney, as such, he well aware of the obligations he has to shareholders. I am sure this is not his first rodeo and he belongs to a firm that is well versed in the art of cooperate law and securities. All he has to do is probably walk down the hallway or send a simple text if he has any questions. At this point, we have every reason to believe malfeasance is occurring due to lack of communication. Simplest and most cost effective way for shareholders to investigate this, is to file a grievance against him with he state bar. If everything is legitimate, he will have nothing to worry about and the grievance committee will validate the same. But if some shenanigan's are going on, well he will have to answer to his behavior and face consequences. At least we will know and have some information after a bar grievance investigation. At this point, options are extremely limited as to what shareholders can do and at this point only nuclear options seem to be viable.