Even in the best of circumstances, the shareholders get next to nothing from a class action suit.  The lawyers get it all, or at least 90% or more.

Tyhee is far, far from being in good circumstances.  We would not get one cent.  I doubt any lawyer would touch this on contingency as there are no asssets to go after.

For me, I am not interested in a class action suit.  I would join such a suit if I don't have to lay out any money, but don't expect that to happen.  I don't intend to lose any more money on Tyhee.

Now, I have a question.  Has anyone contacted their broker about how to best to take a tax loss on a worthless stock?  I hear that, as a favor to customers, some brokers are willing to buy a worthless stock for a nominal amount (like $10) in order to simplify tax reporting of the loss.  Does anyone have any experience with this?