"He did not have to write that press release which had intentional material facts omitted stated incorrectly to the investing public."
True, he didn't have to write the release, but I can't figure out how one omits stating a material fact incorrectly. The way you say it it almost sound like a good thing to do. Makes almost as much sense as this statement, provided without edit, from the press release: "During Mr. Berman's abbreviated membership on the Tauriga Board, Mr. Shaw consistently conveyed his conviction that the litigation would yield tens of millions of dollars in a guaranteed." Hard to sue a guy for half a sentence :o)
Obviously something happened between this joyful declaration, so full of promise.... Tauriga's CEO Mr. Seth M. Shaw expressed, "We are very pleased to have attracted such a qualified director with a breadth of knowledge in both the technical areas of the life sciences space as well as complex corporate litigation. We look forward to working closely with Mr. Berman as Tauriga continues to strive towards a successful future for its shareholders."
....and this sincere reminder that parting is such sweet sorrow: Dear Seth, I hereby resign from the Board of Directors of Tauriga Sciences, Inc., effective immediately. I wish you and your firm the best of luck.
Very truly yours, /s/ Keith M. Berman
I know that the politics of these situations inevitably require statements like the ones above, but under the circumstances they stand as reminders that when listening to or reading the words of these CEO's a little caution is in order.
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