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So how do you protect yourself against this? Is there something you can put in the initial contract to prevent reverse splitting in the future?

• darkarmani 12y ago
  There are so many ways to screw you, that your best protection is a management team you trust.
  • mathgeek 12y ago
    I'd argue that the best protection is the advice of a lawyer, and not to mix trust with financial matters. History is strewn with tales of people who trusted other people with their money.
    • darkarmani 12y ago
      > I'd argue that the best protection is the advice of a lawyer That advice turns into: "You could fight this and possibly win, but it would take a year and it would cost more than you'd get back." I get what you are saying. You definitely can't really "trust" anyone, but there are so many ways to legally screw you that I'm not sure you can trust protection using a lawyer.