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> Enters Michael Drieu. If you read the complaint [1] you'll see Michael Drieu claim damages of ... $300. He's basically enabling a shakedown out of either mali
by catalogia 7y ago
> Enters Michael Drieu. If you read the complaint [1] you'll see Michael Drieu claim damages of ... $300. He's basically enabling a shakedown out of either malice or stupidity but not greed.
Those are pretty strong statements for an 11 minute old account.
Dang, you can go ahead and scold me for insinuations of shilling. I just can't help myself.
- nickff 7y agoI have an older account, and agree with the parent. Shareholder lawsuits against companies simply transfer money from the company to the lawyers, and to shareholders who sold their stock between discovering the fraud and disclosing it. Shareholder lawsuits against executives would be a better way of policing fraud, but they are uncommon, likely because they are not as lucrative for lawyers.