RE: We must take a legal action28 Sep 2023 16:20
I've sat watching this for the last 18 months religiously. I'm a specialist lawyer, I deal with insolvency and financial regulation in the UK and, to a lesser extent, other jurisdictions. I also intermediate multi million pound financial disputes.
I have received my only real bad press from a 16 year career having been 'affiliated' with both sides of the case involving one of IOG's funders. So you know I had a potential conflict. One which the press made a meal of, and brought a world of threats to my door.
I've watched the shares move from their 44p height to suspension and watched the despair that has accompanied it, whether you are trading the shares, shorting or otherwise. Mindful of the therm prices, the need for the bond to be repaid or renegotiated, and hitting water, I was curious about the action that the shareholders mentioned, and what action you all think you could take. Obviously, I have my own arguments and one in particular, but I'm curious to hear the basis upon which you are considering an action.
If the reception to my post is well met, I'll continue. Any nonsense, threats and/or anything else in poor taste, no matter how heightened people are, and I'm out. Best to all, Jane