On Saturday 14 July 2001 08:58 pm, Lee wrote:

| Much as I hate to do it, but a few words in defense of the lawyer
| cretins. Class action suits start as separate suits by individuals.
| There is an original plaintiff or group. If it appears that there
| have been a large number of people injured (?) the suit can be
| enlarged to a class action suit. The courts require plaintiff's
| lawyers to find as many of the class as possible. This is a
| requirement of the courts, not lawyers shopping for clients. That's
| the reason you find them advertising in newspapers and tv. The
| point is that at the bottom of the mess is an investor or group of
| investors planning to blame Caldera for their own stupidity.

absolutely wrong. none of the current cases against red hat ipos 
began in this fashion. all began in the law firms themselves.

-- 
dep
 
there's more to history than what's in books;
that's why it took so long to happen.
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