NanoLogix Inc (NNLX)

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Have a spare $350,000 (minimum high risk opener)?

If you know anything about law firms such as Arnold & Porter you have to know that just to pursue what you are suggesting would require hundreds of thousands of dollars without any guarantee that the process would produce positive results. It is odd to hear suggestions that a small company with fewer than ten employees that is building sales revenues to make it into the black in a few more months, that appears to be devoting scarce resources to expanding sales and developing the N-Assay product technology is supposed to divert a very large sum of money into the "black hole" that is represented by a large US law firm. I can think of few things that would ruin the company faster at the very point it has realigned itself to expand sales and developed a potentially important new product. This does not mean that after the company has done what needs to be done over the next months that with an established revenue history and demonstrated sales that something should not be pursued if a "flush" company approaches it. But in my experience unless you have the demonstrated record that I think seems to be evolving now, if a company puts itself on the market it is seen like "bloody chum" to Jaws.