I have only 16 bonds of gigamining.
In India, for legal works, which has to be done by timely & correctly, we need to bribe 1000+ INR.
For illegal or other works, then maybe up to 10 times or more.
When i bought gigamining shares for 1.6 BTC/share, no one told me that i have to give all these affidavit or Apostille or notary details to get back my dividends & shares.
While all other bond/contract issuers can give back dividends with out problem, but gigamining cant do it.
Gigamining is the biggest or highly priced shares, which is the 1st one to receive assets holders data.
A simple, bigger screwup done by nefario &, we, who are the assholes, believed that by buying bonds, we will get dividends, which wont even give the ROI, gave our hard earned/mined bitcoins to strangers, who know how to become millionaires or billionaires by other people money & can live happily.
All the laws are sleeping or lost or not even their, until a day before glbse crap shutdown.
After that every thing came alive.
I have seen/read about many piracy, anti piracy things about sharing movies or music..... & law cant punish any one, until the law is made. That made many early shares escape with out any punishment or fines, except bitcoin.
Seems all laws suddenly changes or contracts breached in bitcoin world, whose is now a days run by mafia's or corporates, whose only motto is suck money as much they can, even in dead bodies.
So you must be thrilled that he's using a South Florida lawyer, who is not personally admitted to the Florida bar, who does not google very well if at all, and who is not listed on the website of the firm he claims to be affiliated with. A firm, by the way, which appears to focus on defense of common criminal matters, not online/computer law, nor intellectual property, nor anything else remotely related to bitcoin or securities law.
What if giga fired his sketchy lawyer and got a smart one who advised him to transfer asset ownership and subrogate the gigamining contracts to a cook islands trust which would hire him as a contractor to manage the mining assets, then relist gigamining on a site like btct.co? Would that make you feel better? It would probably be a lot more expensive for you to sue him there than in the US, though.
IANAL of course.
And I'm not sending my personal info to a sketchy unlisted "lawyer" in the area of the US with the highest rate of identity theft. See the second paragraph:
http://www.justice.gov/usao/fls/PressReleases/121010-02.html