I disagree... the red flags regarding this very issue were evident and the concerns the MA/CA wording may open us up to this very situation were directly pointed out by numerous members of this forum.. years ago. Those responsible for entering into these agreements are the ones who have failed in their fiduciary responsibilities to the very sharteholders that own this company.

It isn't hindsight when concerns were voiced for this possibility years ago..

Still... Yah.. we know who the culprit is in this.. but who is responsible?