These things can always be ironed out. Could have asked Woodford to suggest another firm. This was just all nuts of a situation that turned into a sub 20 cent stock. She just knew how to destroy a good thing.
It’s common practice for professionals to take detailed notes. Lawyers and their famous yellow legal note pads — as an example — are known to be extensive note takers in meeting. Someone who posts on this very message board that I sat next to at an ASM a number of years ago was taking extensive notes.
The process of making assessments of a business requires having access to as much information as possible. I’m actually jealous of good note takers, because it’s difficult to recall everything in a meeting from memory.
Linda makes it sound like a story from a spy novel, when it’s just the penning of cook book.
Why would someone be taking such detailed notes if they were just trying to do an independent assessment of company operations for Woodford?