Replies to post #622369 on NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

[hankmanhub]

My guess, is they could - but will they. The past record is not one to inspire much confidence that they will. Personally, I lack the expertise to determine the viability of a criminal case or its likelihood, but certainly hope one is possible and likely.

[Doc logic]

ADVN_doclee,

Discovery could lead to much bigger damages being awarded if others are brought into the fold because of it. Imagine where the tentacles or “dendrites” of this cancer might lead. Wouldn’t we all want to know in order to create real change or are we just going to get bought off like all the others. I’m hoping we are different. Best wishes.

[W_W]

Unfortunately, when a settlement is reached, most of the time there will be a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) signed, which prevents the plaintiffs from disclosing anything. This is a major incentive for the defendant to settle. In fact, they may even state that the defendant admits no wrongdoing in the settlement. Therefore, anyone else who wishes to pursue legal action against the defendant needs to have their own evidence. I believe this is a significant reason driving market participants (MMs) to settle.

It's important to remember that NWBO's primary focus is to advance cancer treatment technologies; it is not their responsibility to expose bad market practices. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is responsible for investigating and taking action against market misconduct.

By the way, you seem to have used 'plaintiffs' when I believe you meant 'defendants.'

JMPO