Legal Question in Securities Law in California

I am the right attorney to address this issue. There would be nearly a dozen separate causes of action, both securities specific, and others. I currently have several cases this large pending. My law firm focuses on securities fraud, and specifically investment losses due to material omissions and misrepresentations, and pursues such matters in both litigation and arbitration. Please send me an email with your contact info and let me know when you will be available for a discussion. You may check out my website for more info.

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We don't answer law-school type hypothetical questions. Further, I have no idea how operating expenses could be treated as assets, any more than sales could be treated as inventory. They are unrelated accounting concepts, not susceptible to the type of fraudulent mistreatment you propose.