may be wrong about this, but i would think a class act law firm wouldn't want a sleezy company as a client, it would be a reputation thing. would think the same thing would apply the other way as well. gotta give SB the benefit of the doubt as he seems to have a knack for putting things off until the last second. going forward. i hope he gets in with a well known law firm. if i was thinking about buying a stock, wasn't sure, but found out their law firm handled other well respected co.s, i would be more inclined to invest. if they were represented by a law firm that had numerous lawsuits filed against them for fraud, securities violations, etc. it wouldn't matter the outcome of the lawsuit, i'd pass. i know this really doesn't apply to pennyland, but i'm hoping SB has his sights set on the big board for the future. jmo