Replies to post #25040 on Liberty Star Uranium and Metals Corp (LBSR)

[lilpuppy6]

"My point is this: Alpha Capital is using the justice system illegally"

--->Well,I guess ALPHA may disagree with your sentinment. That's what courts are set up for?...to decide such matters? It's certainly not illegal to file a lawsuit...and to allege claims.

"Microsoft was forced into lawsuits because so many corporations wanted to break them up"

Huh? You mean the suits microsoft filed against smaller corps,when they were trying to strong arm their way on be a monopoly?

I think we should just be fair here...microsoft was simply chosen in my link,to show that lawsuits are quite commmon these days regrading routine business affairs.

Whether we agree or not.

I certainly can attest to the fact the the legal stystem is innundated with what I consider to be "frivilous" lawsuits,however some proceed,some don't..for any number of reasons.

Let's not get carried away and say microsoft was forced to do anything,and is simply an innocent party or some underdog in all cases they filed.

I don't think your point is valid,by you showing that alpha have filed previous lawsuits are relevant to anything IMO.

I also hope you know that the judge may not consider previous cases,unless they are germane to the current concern. Again,just saying my dumb .02

[StrengthenNumbers]

Plaintiffs Probably Have Little To Lose...

They hail from the Republic of Lichtenstein for a reason, the same way bankers who desire privacy for their clients locate in Zurich or the Caymans. I agree they may be using the US justice system illegally, but the courts and LBSR will probably have little recourse to collect any damages from these offshore vermin should they be counter-sued. It would also take money that could be used for drilling, legal resources that could be used to secure future JV, etc.

But it may give future litigants pause before they leap into court. Our eventual success will probably be the cause of more lawsuits in the long run. Once you have a big pile of cash, everyone wants a piece. It's part of the price of success.