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TonyJoe1957

06/07/20 11:06 AM

#79954 RE: long uoip #79953

So, if the largest of the 13 + 2 discloses, all others must.
The risk of loss, to them, is greater than zero; therefore, any disclosure of this sort must, necessarily, suggest that they are less credit worthy than they would be without this uncertainty.
This means higher interest rates for debt, at a minimum.
This is costing them money.
I cannot even imagine that this will not cause some issues with creditors in this high leveraged and high fixed cost industry.
Stay well, all!

jesuslovzu

06/07/20 10:49 PM

#80022 RE: long uoip #79953

Thanks for posting :). Sounds like they see the writing on the wall.

"resistance even to unmeritorious claims could damage customer relationships."


"it is not unusual to find even arguably unmeritorious claims settled for significant amounts."


They should still get sued by their shareholders for this.. To call it 'unmeritorious' when patents exist and they're violating them... not buying it.

Scruffer

06/09/20 6:59 PM

#80151 RE: long uoip #79953

This is in_every 10K/Q so_NOT ChanBond specific.

Also, passing b/c ignore what we already know to be true.

It's a non-issue.

Been posted dozens of times that only filing paperwork and paying back fees are required.