Bad decisions follow bad decision makers.
Here’s a clue.
Don’t intentionally not file, because you’re spending the needed funds on something you deem “more important”.
Then, when the SEC asks WHY they’re not filing, don’t IGNORE the SEC.
Then, when you finally DO try to file, and you don’t get it correct?
Don’t IGNORE the requests of the SEC to modify those filings.
The bad decision of hiring Asher never would have needed to be done, had DBMM simply filed on time.
All comes back to one person.