Well said. Many holes in his arguments. No need fo
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Posted On: 08/23/2021 9:13:35 AM
Well said. Many holes in his arguments. No need for me to repeat them.
Its funny that he doesn't see the point in suing a law firm who was representing L2 and SBI against QMC in court and at the same time was still legal representatives of QMC. Last I heard QMC was suing for $100M and possible triple damages. Gates can afford it. They are huge and international with tons of attorneys and probably tons of retired attorneys. Its a David vs Goliath fight. Pretty unfair for Gates to hire the current attorneys of the company you are suing. Pretty stupid for the attorneys to think they could get away with it.
When is the right time to sue them? Ever?
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Regardless, you need to ask yourself a question—is QTMM in the business of manufacturing, marketing and licensing its quantum dot technology or is QTMM in the business of prosecuting lawsuits? If it’s the latter, that’s a horrible business plan. If it’s the former, then why in the hell are they wasting their valuable time suing former attorneys? Seems to me this a critical time in the development of their COVID product. If they’re not valuing their time and resources at a higher level than this, then maybe their time and resources simply aren’t that valuable, which would not be a good thing for me, their shareholder.
Its funny that he doesn't see the point in suing a law firm who was representing L2 and SBI against QMC in court and at the same time was still legal representatives of QMC. Last I heard QMC was suing for $100M and possible triple damages. Gates can afford it. They are huge and international with tons of attorneys and probably tons of retired attorneys. Its a David vs Goliath fight. Pretty unfair for Gates to hire the current attorneys of the company you are suing. Pretty stupid for the attorneys to think they could get away with it.
When is the right time to sue them? Ever?
Quote JayDee -
Regardless, you need to ask yourself a question—is QTMM in the business of manufacturing, marketing and licensing its quantum dot technology or is QTMM in the business of prosecuting lawsuits? If it’s the latter, that’s a horrible business plan. If it’s the former, then why in the hell are they wasting their valuable time suing former attorneys? Seems to me this a critical time in the development of their COVID product. If they’re not valuing their time and resources at a higher level than this, then maybe their time and resources simply aren’t that valuable, which would not be a good thing for me, their shareholder.
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