I literally just sent them an email and said this; that they couldn't just waive those fees because it would violate their responsibility as a fiduciary. They essentially just gave him a $10000 check.
I literally just sent them an email and said this; that they couldn't just waive those fees because it would violate their responsibility as a fiduciary. They essentially just gave him a $10000 check.
How much would it cost in legal fees to take Horton to court to get the fees? Probably less than $10,000… When you make public comment, ask them if they are consulting with counsel on their options.
I literally just sent them an email and said this; that they couldn't just waive those fees because it would violate their responsibility as a fiduciary. They essentially just gave him a $10000 check.
How much would it cost in legal fees to take Horton to court to get the fees? Probably less than $10,000… When you make public comment, ask them if they are consulting with counsel on their options.
The repayment agreement says Horton pays the legal fees! There's absolutely no downside to dragging him to court