EDGH.365x.375.Hit links.Very interesting.
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By: walter1
18 Aug 2003, 10:14 AM EDT
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EDGH shareholders
will not be hurt says HRR!
Did ZAP share holders get hurt???
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The OTHER partners
Kenneth Rothwell
Kenneth Rothwell used to work for Vice Admiral
Earl B. Fowler and Fowler Investments in San
Diego and Taiwan. He has a background of 30
years in Navy, Intelligence, Aerospace &
Communication electronics and mergers and
acquisitions in Japan, Southeast Asia, Turkey,
the UK, the Middle East, Africa, Australia, and
the U.S. Mr. Rothwell Was offered a position in
the Communication Agency of the White House and
has the highest security clearance, but he turned
down the White House position and is currently
retired, except for HRR and taking care of his
wife who has Alzeimer's Disease. Mr. Rothwell is
a brilliant analyst, strategist, and negotiator.
He has never had a felony, been even been charged with anything, never been indicted or convicted
for anything, and has never filed for bankruptcy.
He has been recognized by authorities as having
the highest integrity.
Hugh Hollinggsworth:
Hugh Hollingsworth has a background of over 40 years in electronics, on military contracts -
domestic and foreign, including Japan (where he
also lived), Southeast Asia, Europe, and the U.S.
He has an extraordinary gift for negotiations,
strategy, and analysis of undervalued stocks
and mergers and acquisitions, with a great understanding of how 1+1 can = 3. Hugh has been very close with Kenneth Rothwell for over 20 years.
He has never had a felony, an indictment, a
conviction, a bankruptcy, and has never even been
charged with anything against him. He has the
highest integrity in all aspects. He is retired
now and spends most of his time sailing and
putting together mergers & acquisitions.
From this post which includes some hilarious satire about Theodore Roxford
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Hollingsworth, Rothwell & Roxford ('HRR') Files US$15.1 Billion Lawsuit Against Sony Corporation, and Raises Its Offer for Zapata to US$51 a Share or US$122 Million
Friday June 13, 3:35 pm ET
MELBOURNE, Fla., June 13 /PRNewswire/ -- Hollingsworth, Rothwell & Roxford ("HRR"), filed a US$15.1 billion lawsuit today against Sony Corporation (NYSE: SNE - News; Tokyo: 6758 - News) for: Fraud, Unjust Enrichment, Defamation, Breach Of Fiduciary Duty, Violations Of Racketeer Influenced And Corrupt Organizations Act ("RICO"), and other serious violations.
The lawsuit was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, Orlando Division, case number 6:03-CV-818-ORL-18-JGG entitled: Hollingsworth, Rothwell & Roxford vs. Sony Corporation.
"HRR will share the US$15.1 billion equally with every Sony shareholder of record date February 7, 2003 or before who e-mails HRR their support," says Kenneth Rothwell, HRR partner.
Says HRR partner, Hugh Hollingsworth: "If you were a Sony shareholder on February 7, 2003 or before, and you want to recoup your losses from Sony since that date, please contact us at either of our e-mail addresses below. We need your 100% support."
Rothwell further states: "Even if you are no longer a Sony shareholder today, but you lost money on your Sony shares or options between February 7, 2003 and April 28, 2003, you are still entitled to your share of the US$15.1 billion we have sued Sony for."
Adds Hollingsworth: "We have sued Sony for RICO and fraud, among other causes of action, which entitle all Sony shareholders who show us their support, to receive treble (triple) damages on their losses. We are asking Sony shareholders to share in the expenses of this lawsuit in order to engage the best U.S. law firm on behalf of HRR and other Sony shareholders."
HRR also announces today that it sent a letter June 12 to the Board of Directors of Zapata Corporation (NYSE: ZAP - News), raising its offer to acquire Zapata to US$51 a share or US$122 million, contingent on Zapata's Board meeting with HRR in the month of June 2003 on a friendly basis. Zapata released the news of HRR's US$45 offer on March 5, 2003, which it turned down on March 7, 2003, and shareholders sued Zapata and the Glazers, who own 47% of the company. The Judge is still deciding on that case.
Contact:
Hollingsworth, Rothwell & Roxford
e-mail: hrr2004@yahoo.com
or: troxford2000@yahoo.com |
