Hi Van,
Thanks for posting the information on chapter 11 and how to contact the judge in the case. Not to repeat some of the great information you have posted, but let me remind people to do four things:
1. Read the information at sec.gov
It is VERY user-friendly. After reading it you will realize that CAI has NOT followed all the steps they must. Also, you should note that the judge can take the opportunity to look at the shareholders rights and there are even steps the company should take to make sure they are looked after. LEARN YOUR RIGHTS. LEARN THEM NOW. NO TIME TO WASTE.
2. Contact the judge. Make sure the letter gets to him by August 18. Send it to:
The HONORABLE JOSEPH H. FARNAN, JR.
United States District Judge
United States Bankruptcy Court
Federal Building
Wilmington, DE 19801-3577
Atten.: Case No. 98-1765(JJF)
It is quite clear that during this whole process CAI has NOT looked afte shareholder's right; CAI management arranged the Chapter 11 to benefit themselves at the expense of shareholders; the valuation models presented to the court and bond holders are flawed and were intended to (criminally) mislead all parties; and, the current management, which is proposed to be the future management, has mis-managed the company at the expense of shareholders.
3. Contact a lawyer if you wish.
4. Plan on joining us in court, in Delaware, August 25, 1998. (Details to follow. Van, of course, will be driving the Van!)
Folks, this is your last chance to be heard. You can lie down at let JA and his buddies get away with this or you can fight. But if you want to fight, act NOW. |
