Exactly right.

You have 3 parties here.

1. Law firms out for business who goal is to make money and not do charity work

2. Flippers that figured this would be a great opportunity to make some more money by pulling yet another stunt

3. Naive investors that think the law firms and flippers are out to get your money back.

If a company you invested in was out of business, pennies on the dollar are probably better than nothing.

Here you have a growing company, that is undervalued, that will only increase in value, but yet all 3 parties are working against that.