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It means nothing. Companies mention every imaginable contingency in SEC filings to protect themselves from lawsuits in case it actually happens.
by pavlov 5y ago
It means nothing. Companies mention every imaginable contingency in SEC filings to protect themselves from lawsuits in case it actually happens.
- codingdave 5y agoYea and no - companies don't mention every possible risk they can imagine, they mention risks they have thought of that seem credible - everything else is covered in more generic clauses that amount to "life is unpredictable". If they called it out, someone believes it to be a potential risk, but does not mean they think it is likely to come to fruition.
- Graffur 5y agoWhat would the lawsuit be and who would it be from? Shareholders?