Now that Manafort's lawyers have rested their case - already - maybe they are available for such a "slam dunk" case. But you would think if it's such a slam dunk, why the need for a high priced firm?
Taking a good lawyer will not harm you, so it is better then to take a bad lawyer. A good lawyer will always enhance your chances, but the final result is always unpredictable. That's inherent to going to court.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...f-investors-should-brace-for-drawn-out-tussle Cliff`s, its going to take 1-2 years for the SEC to finish its investigation and perhaps fine Musk for any wrongdoing he might or might not have done
Tesla whistleblower tweets details about allegedly flawed cars, scrapped parts Check your VIN against the list of Tesla cars with punctured battery pack. It can be a matter of life and death. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/08/15/tes...details-about-flawed-cars-scrapped-parts.html
Two of the biggest holders, T. Rowe Price Group Inc. TROW, -1.77% and Fidelity Investments, reduced their stakes by more than 20% in the quarter ending June 30, according to FactSet. T. Rowe sold 3.7 million shares and Fidelity sold 3.1 million shares. It is not known why T. Rowe and Fidelity sold the shares. The two investors still own more than 20 million shares, according to FactSet, and that makes them two of Tesla’s TSLA, -2.57% five largest institutional holders. The money managers declined to comment.
T. Rowe Price Group Inc. and Fidelity Investments, reduced their stakes by more than 20%. That's more then 2 billion in 1 quarter. SELL, SELL, SELL...
Yeah, it is concerning when large share holders sell off! One does not need factset to learn this data.