Compliments to Andrew McIntosh of the Ottawa Citizen on the great article which
says in part...
"It doesn't look good, but we'll give the man the benefit of the doubt.
That's how investment analysts reacted yesterday to a report in Saturday's
Citizen that raised questions about what Corel Corp. chief executive
Michael Cowpland knew when he sold $20.5 million in Corel stock in
August.
The Citizen reported that Mr. Cowpland was in possession of data
reporting Corel had suffered significant market share losses for its software
products in 1997 when he sold 2,432,100 shares between Aug. 11 and
Aug. 14 for between $8.20 and $8.80 each on the Toronto Stock
Exchange.
The data Mr. Cowpland had, which was not available to the public, came
from PC Data Inc., a respected market research firm based in Reston,
Virginia, that focuses on the computer hardware and software industry."
ottawacitizen.com
FOCUS ON OUR LAWSUIT AGAINST COWPLAND AND COREL!!!
Looks like he may have violated his fiduciary duty to shareholders by selling them his
shares on insider information indicating the shares were about to plunge because of
poor sales.
If this is true, it is actionable, and we can recover our money.
Here are the lawyers who will help:
1) Richard Greenfield, Ardmore Pa. a plaintiffs' attorney against companies in class
action securities suites
2) Milberg Weiss Bershad Hynes & Lerach, a plaintiffs' firm in securities suites in Calif.
This is legitimate. Like I said, they were written about in the Wall Street Jouranal in an
article about lawyers and shareholders who take on managment to hold them
accountable for their actions and mistakes.
Call them, and...
FOCUS ON THE SUIT!!!
I will also do some reseach and post the names and numbers of other attornies who
specialize in this area so we can...
FOCUS ON OUR LAWSUIT AGAISNT COWPLAND AND COREL!!!!!!!!
JUSTICE MUST BE DONE!!!!!!
Vanni |
