Thank you for the detailed layout of the recent court filing. It was a great timeline and gave some ``real`` information.
I have a question I hope you all can answer. What is the obligation as stipulated by the SEC regarding information that public companies must divulge to their shareholders regarding pertinent information that does or could affect the company. Besides 8K`s, quarterly reports and annual reports are companies not required to inform shareholders of such information that is may be of extreme significance to the well being and future of the company? Or is any reporting that is above and beyond that which is required left to the judgement of the publicly held company?
My point and final question is why if our management is legally required or allowed to inform shareholders of significant events and information have they not done so, or done so in a very minimal way to date?
Off to work look forward to any replies later tonight.
Thanks for any input
marc