RE: Nothing to Discuss2 Jun 2023 09:52
Trowtech, professional indemnity insurance usually has a ceiling of 1 million, you should know this, IF, and only IF, the company has a policy that covers all such events, even this, then the amount is not likely to cover the amount of damages that could be awarded, which are to be assessed, should Mispare and Queeld win their case. The legal costs alone might well head in to the region of 1 million for both claimants, never mind any damages. Then, if the insurers should agree to pay out, and it' not a given, as there are many exclusion clauses in indemnity insurance policies, it's a nigh on given, the company will struggle to get any future professional indemnity insurance, so then what? It's plain and simple as I see it, if they lose that case, it's curtains, damages, legal costs, and difficulty in obtaining any further indemnity insurance and even if offered, will be at a massive massive premium, off the wall! Why won't you listen to any opposing view? It's people like you who cost shareholders money because you're so blinkered, you insist your view is the only view and the right view, when actually, on the face of it, you could be very very wrong.
Yes, Rawlinson is a NED, but does that stop him from preparing the case as could Keith or anyone else in management? No. And as you will see, initially in the Logik case, Eurasia were a litigant in person, so Keith or anyone from the company could have attended court to represent the company, but now they instructed lawyers.
Who cares about you being an independent contractor, that means nothing, and no one cares, because you're so blinkered you can't be objective. You're probably GMF78 with dissolved companies to boot! I could tell you what I used to be if you want to play the game of let me trump you, but I won't, I'll tell you when IMO this has finally gone down the pan. No one will touch this whilst there are two sets of high court litigation in play, it's too onerous, who wants to risk taking on any such debts, so until the Mispare/Queeld case is resolved at the very least, nothing will happen, and if the company had had a sale in the offing, of anything, they would have resolved that case quickly IMO in oder to get it out of the way and get a sale through, so to my mind, there never was a sale not at least from when they started arguing with Mispare and Queeld, which I think was 2018. Can you see the logic? excuse the pun. My views of course.