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Old 05-11-2013 | 03:36 AM
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Originally Posted by ShyGuy
My 9E cord will slowly be severed. A nice step was taking care of last year's taxes and accounting for the 9E paystubs/W2 forms. But why do I keep getting bankruptcy court letters from 9E? They seem to be full of technical jargon. I'd say I get one every 4-5 months after I left. Not sure how that makes sense because I left before the bankruptcy.
If you were a creditor or shareholder of PNCL, you are legally required to get a notice. So pretty much all employees or anyone who had held stock around or at the time of filing is going to get a letter. Beyond that I'm thinking the May 1 "emerge" when the pink sheets are gone and another notice was filed on the company side. I believe it was looked at from being a shareholder/creditor during the previous quarter (Q1 2012), cause I know I was out of the stock before things really hit the fan.

I haven't researched the notices much, but I "think" that's the deal with notices.
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