Post by siriusnews on May 7, 2011 15:28:09 GMT -5
Shareholders,
This upcoming week is the week that many of us have been waiting on for years. It is our line in the sand.
It is the week where we hopefully engage Mr. Fryar and sit back and let the man do his thing.
I have emailed Chad to keep me up to date later in the week as to where we are..
I have asked Tommy and Cameron if we are to have a meeting on Sunday.
express.paltalk.com/index.html?gid=886642339&refc=83111
Once we are engaged, I would like to have a meeting once a week just to touch base.
If the meeting must be confidential to discuss sensitive matters ongoing in our effort,
Tommy has said there is a secure room which would be just for the Fryar participants.
I went back and reread some of Mr. Fryar's information. Please read this link.
It deals with derivatives suits and statute of limitations. I am going to review this throughly.
While it is not directly our situation, it is pertinent to us...
www.shareholderoppression.com/limitations
Also, please note the list below. These are some of the cases Mr. Fryar has been involved in.
Note the one I made in boldface. Might be very apropos to our situation..
Keep the faith. We are almost there..
Jerry
Members of a South African diamond mining joint venture who were defrauded into giving up their shares for a fraction of the true value.
A group of shareholders of a Texas corporation whose assets and business opportunities were misappropriated by the corporation’s president and sold to a Canadian corporation ultimately resulting in a multi-billion dollar merger.
The successful appeal of a judgment for shareholder oppression against a controlling shareholder in the Fifth Circuit's landmark Hollis v. Hill decision.
A group of shareholders who were deceived into investing millions into a “dot com” disaster.
Shareholders of a Houston metal fabrication business who fired the president of their company for mismanagement and misappropriation and were then sued by him for shareholder oppression.
A shareholder of a West Texas minerals exploration company whose company’s assets and business opportunities were transferred to a new company started by the other shareholders.
Shareholders in a Texas environmental services corporation whose interests were diluted by the controlling shareholders who issued themselves millions of new shares.
The wife of one of two shareholders whose position as a shareholder was denied after her husband died.
Limited partners in an MRI clinic who stopped receiving distributions as a result of financial manipulation by the general partner.
A shareholder in a Delaware financial services corporation who was wrongfully terminated in order to force the sale of her shares under a shareholders’ agreement.
Many other shareholders and business owners who were denied their rights to information regarding their company or otherwise were subjected to pressure and unfair treatment designed to force them to sell for less than fair value.
Eric has also defended and counseled shareholders who were accused of unfair treatment or who believed that they were being unfairly pressured to pay an unfair price in a buy-out.
