These are cogent points and I completely agree not admitting fault seems the playbook for publicly traded companies. It’s unfolding in real-time with Tyler Tec

These are cogent points and I completely agree not admitting fault seems the playbook for publicly traded companies. It’s unfolding in real-time with Tyler Technologies and we’ll have to see how it plays out. Intelligent institutional investors are poring money into a company that is responsible for leaking millions of intended to be confidential CRIMINAL RECORDS and is trying to blame JudyRecords for finding their mistake. Again it goes to show we don’t really own anything that turns digital, and no safeguards are guaranteed. The only recourse is legal action, which is, IMHO going to bankrupt Tyler r force numerous spin offs to pay the class action results from the CA State Bar…and potentially hundreds more.[0] The environment is one of no consequences when hiding behind a corporate banner, for most intents and purposes. Choose who you work for wisely. [0] www.JudyRecords.com