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Re: jmbell42 post# 1734

Monday, 05/10/2010 7:05:39 PM

Monday, May 10, 2010 7:05:39 PM

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I received mine today. We are listed as "impaired" in the disclosure statement so I guess that's why we receive this.

I just looked at the disclosure statement for the first time. "We've decided your LTW's get nothing and you can't vote." It's no surprise that this is what the debtors would come up with. I think a judge reading the Broadbill complaint would have to think it makes sense. That may not matter legally of course.

If the POR is approved what happens next? We go after the fdic or JPM?
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