Biscayne Buckets 8
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or... we could just not question it and just be thankful we have someone that wants to help rebuild the universityYou make some good points. I just have one question, what good does it do our program to post this?
Can we at least wait until after NSD to pick holes in our largest booster?
I don’t hate that approach either. But I really don’t see how doing this sort of exercise on a public forum has any benefit whatsoever to the football programor... we could just not question it and just be thankful we have someone that wants to help rebuild the university
100% agree, thats why I was replying. Never understood why someone would question things like this. ****, the sec has been doing this under the table for decades and nobody bats an eye. When Miami does it though, everyone including their fans question it and turn it negative.I don’t hate that approach either. But I really don’t see how doing this sort of exercise on a public forum has any benefit whatsoever to the football program
It’s almost like we don’t want nice things once we have them100% agree, thats why I was replying. Never understood why someone would question things like this. ****, the sec has been doing this under the table for decades and nobody bats an eye. When Miami does it though, everyone including their fans question it and turn it negative.
His class action against FPL (he won) is going to be worth hundreds of millions if not billions so the MSP Recovery SPAC is going to just be icing on the cake.My main concern is that either he's writing checks he's ultimately unable to cash, which makes the program look terrible at a time when they're trying to be out in the forefront of NIL deals (and which could impact recruiting).
I'm really not trying to be alarmist. It's just something that has stuck with me since reading the article last week. I have trouble seeing how a company that currently generates no revenue can be valued at $35-$50 billion based on the fact that it's merely filing lawsuits to recover Medicare funds that should have been paid by insurers in the past. Those claims may be worth quite a bit, but I don't see how the firm can generate more than the top-grossing firm in the entire world in a mere five years; it just seems completely unrealistic.
Listen to his segment on Joe Rose at 9am this morning. Good guy, good intentions and smart. This is no Nevin Shapiro. Unlike some lawyers he has done a lot of good in the past for the little guy with his class action lawsuits on behalf of the elderly and others.
How Ex-TV Lawyer John Ruiz Turned Millions into Billions
John H. Ruiz started in personal injury, moved to class action, identified a flaw in health care insurance payments and leveraged it to grow a multi-million dollar company. Now, thanks to a SPAC, he's set to earn much, much more.www.law.com
If the SPAC deal actually closes, he should be fine. SEC is currently reviewing the S-1. Again, the patent is unbelievable if it can work for large insurance companies - Humana, Blue Cross, etc. - it will save them hundreds of millions by avoiding double payments, overpayments, etc. Long term, I could care less how it works though - he will monetize it once it closes. Then it is up to the NewCo to generate revenue.
Listen to his segment on Joe Rose at 9am this morning. Good guy, good intentions and smart. This is no Nevin Shapiro. Unlike some lawyers he has done a lot of good in the past for the little guy with his class action lawsuits on behalf of the elderly and others.
How Ex-TV Lawyer John Ruiz Turned Millions into Billions
John H. Ruiz started in personal injury, moved to class action, identified a flaw in health care insurance payments and leveraged it to grow a multi-million dollar company. Now, thanks to a SPAC, he's set to earn much, much more.www.law.com
Why would Ruiz be subject to a clawback?It could also make them liable to pay billions back to Medicare
It absolutely stinks - I don't care how downvoted I get.
Everything about the Ruiz's is off.
Not everything, unless he's stopped throwing money at Miami.It absolutely stinks - I don't care how downvoted I get.
Everything about the Ruiz's is off.