Neotide
22 hours ago
The SEC is not finished with him yet
The Court lifts the Stay in the Case. Defendant will mail his Answer to Complaint to the Courthouse, and the mailing must be posted no later than October 19, 2024. The Court refers the parties to Magistrate Judge Nathanael Cousins for an intial telephonic discussion regarding settlement set for November 7, 2024, at 9:30 AM. Order to Issue. Judge Cousins is permitted to set any future hearings in this matter before Judge Edward J. Davila, and may reach out to the Courtroom Deputy for the Court's availability. IMHO Schena gets banned from being an officer of a company for life and another large fine.
I would think that he would actually have to pay his old lawyer Pickles before hiring another for his appeal. Maybe Schena will go to the playbook and get an attorney and then stiff payment when he does not get the result he wants. IMHO the appeal will fall on deaf ears as the evidence was abundant and unless they find some kind of anomaly in the trial procedure no one would dare overturning a unanimous jury conviction. Schena should expect to serve every day of his sentence. But if anyone is holding on to hope that the appeal will somehow wash away all of the sins of the convictions, feel free to dream to uphold the felon of microarray's tarnished reputation.
And last but not least - Sentencing as to Paul Haje set for 10/28/2024 is CONTINUED to 11/25/2024. Haje has manage to delay his sentence for over a year now claiming something they found in the BOP report. Looks like all will be resolved before Thanksgiving. I'm thinking Haje gets 2 years + for his troubles.
Anyone know what happened in the Dollinger case??
TravO
2 months ago
According to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, Rule 12h-3 (b) 1(11) allows a reporting company to suspend its reporting obligations for a period of up to five years it it ceases to have any Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filing requirements. This rule applies to Arrayit Corporation or any other company that has previously registered under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
After the five-year period, the company must either resume its reporting obligations or terminate its registration. If the company decides to terminate its registration, it will no longer be required to file reports with the SEC.
For instance, even if the company is no longer required to file reports with the SEC, it may still be subject to certain disclosure requirements in various states where it conducts business or is incorporated.
Five years is upon us.
8/16/2019 signed.
8/19/2019 filed.
Not looking for arguments, just facts and if anyone knows more about this rule.