@hoffmann6383@jstrattman@MDendream@ElvirPons They're not in this for others, they want to maximize their take and then let the cards fall where they may. The number will come out in the end.
@hoffmann6383@MDendream@ElvirPons Perhaps they don't want to have to report it and the other defendant's know the number. Also, doesn't the $10M contingent liability disappear tomorrow?
@Cred54675419C I'm sure they will be asking every defendant for emails to/from him and asking any people deposed about any contact with him. They will depose him before planning any testimony.
@SouthernDrive21@hoffmann6383 When an 8-K is Triggered: A public company creating a QSF must file an 8-K if the settlement is material, usually reporting under Items 1.01 (Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement) or 2.03 (Creation of a Direct Financial Obligation).
@SouthernDrive21@hoffmann6383 Material information must be disclosed. If companies could hide behind trusts, it would be common practice. it's not. It's not for a reason. SEC rules forbid it.