Not to mention even if he had the motivation to... he doesn't have the ability too. If a private company could just change the articles of incorporation and screw shareholders over - the economy in the US would crumble being that smaller companies could never raise capital because there are no laws protecting private equity shareholders from being robbed of their share of the company.
But me personally I know it's important to question the trustworthiness of people ahead of companies and question all available outcomes when your money is involved - but this board has turned a lot to the detriment of Carter's character. And honestly if I were him I would make sure to make a huge PR when the case is over and shareholders got their share to show how wrong the naysayers were of his character and how he gave commoners like me the chance to get in on this amazing opportunity.
He is already going to be a very wealthy man after this case and so will his friends and maybe family alike. Why would he make it a thing to screw over hundreds-thousands of investors and face a class action lawsuit that a Judge and Jury would most assuredly lay the hammer down on him for. We invested in this company - many of us when the notes were still converting so in other words paid the debts off - and we own a right to a share of the patents owned by UOIP. To just walk away with the spoils and not pay everyone out their fair share is not possible and not sure what the motivation is for someone to push that claim.
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