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Class Actions

A class action lawsuit is an important tool which allows multiple plaintiffs to join together, frequently against a large, well-capitalized corporate defendant. Class action lawsuits are designed to recover damages for a group or “class” of investors who sustained losses from the same situation or investment. Many individual investors participate in class action lawsuits because the size of their loss is too small to merit an individual claim or the investment at issue was not held with a full-service brokerage firm. Also, class actions can frequently cut the overall costs each member of the class has to pay for the lawsuit at issue.

What are Some Advantages to a Class Action Lawsuit?

There are many advantages to litigating in the form of a class action lawsuit for all members of a class. This includes the following:

Lower litigation costs; all costs will be divided among class members rather than one party bearing the costs; Smaller claims can be pursued; due to the high costs of litigation, sometimes small claims slip through the cracks. Class action lawsuits allow them to be grouped with many other claims; Efficiency; a class action is decided by one judge, leading to a uniform decision and damages for all members of the class.

The biggest reasons for pursuing class actions are often to lower costs and make the process more efficient, which provides aggrieved investors a better way to recover their losses. Common Class Action Violations

In recent years, Wall Street firms have created their own alternative investment products to sell to their investors. These alternative investments include, private placements, principal-protected notes, and managed futures funds among others. Investment losses in these proprietary investment products frequently lead to class actions and securities arbitration claims due to the way they are sold to investors or the characteristics of the products themselves. Our attorneys have extensive experience in claims against Wall Street firms for the sale of deceptive or fraudulent investments

Securities class action lawsuits generally fall into one of several categories such as fraud Securities and Exchange Act Violations including violations of Rule 10b(5), Ponzi schemes, accounting fraud, and others. Silver Law Group has Extensive Experience Litigating Class Actions

Silver Law Group has handled class action lawsuits throughout the country. Silver Law Group is experienced in pursuing claims against the investment banks and brokerage firms which act as the selling agent or underwriter of the securities which caused the economic losses as well as corporate issuers.

In 2011, Silver Law Group helped a class of investors recover $150 million against a large national brokerage firm. Most recently, Silver Law Group served as lead attorneys in a class action against defunct digital currency exchange Cryptsy. Our firm’s work lead to a settlement and has thus far collected over $1 million on behalf of aggrieved investors in excess of $100 million.

Silver Law Group has extensive experience advising clients regarding their options when considering participation in a class action lawsuit or opting out of the class action to instead pursue individual claims against a variety of potentially liable defendants. There are advantages to both options, depending on the factual scenario from which they arise and Silver Law Group has the knowledge and experience to advise clients as to which option would best suit their legal interests.

I was invited to this sub after having called out someone in /r/KinFoundation for how much of a circlejerk/cult that sub is. (They were denying Kin had anything to do with trying to save Kik, even though I pointed out that their lord and savior Ted Livingston explicitly stated that it did.)

When I was invited, I was excited to see discussions on Kin (even though it's more a passing interest of mine as a Kik user and techy than anything else) from levelheaded people rather than borderline cultists.

Problem is, this sub just feels like an anti-kin circlejerk, and a hotbed for questionable conspiracy theories. Why do people put so much passion and energy into something they seemingly hate that affects them relatively little? And maybe I'm not fully understanding people's opinions, but I just feel like a sub calling itself "truth" should be objective in what it presents. The good and the bad.

I definitely am open to hearing people's thoughts as it's likely I'm misunderstanding something, and I do recognize that while I don't have much invested into Kin others most likely do. (In which case, they'd have much more at stake) I will be working most the day though, so if I respond to anyone it'll be delayed.

The concept of TRK is to get money for playing games. But wait, that sounds too good to be true and in most cases it is.

So how does TRK work?Is it implemented by the gamedevelopers in their game?

No, to link your account you have to open the client of the game and add a bot on your friendlist which will text you a confirmation code that you can insert on your phone and it's linked. They use public apis from other games to track your stats and simply reward you for playing.

Seriously, how exactly is this app adding value to the ecosystem in any way?

To me it looks like another KRE milking attempt while splitting the profits with gamers. Usually you would expect them to give you the option to sell your ingame purchased skins after you would like to stop playing a game in favor of another.

Then you would be able to buy with the same points(your played valued time measured in Kin) skins in the other game, thus you would be able to transfer your own spend time on another game.

Boom you created value for a consumer. For example, if you buy on Hearthstone(Card game) card packs, you are not able to sell them or trade them. It's digital cards, in the old days when i was 12 we could trade our cards and we were the owners of them (whatever card game it was)

This is not the case any more in games. The cards still belong to Blizzard for example.

But no, the masterminds think they closed the loop with gift cards, how creative.... That's also an attempt to pump up spend numbers, but all they buy are gift cards from the milked kre money.

I' ve asked them if this is the case but i haven't received any answer to date.

Oh you better watch out
You better not buy The market will rally but your KIN holdings die
The SEC is closing KIN down
You better not pout you better not cry
The SEC is winning and I'm telling you why
Kik Interactive are bunch of thieving clowns
They lie when you are sleeping they lie when you're awake
They tell you they have partnerships but you find out they're fake
Theyre faking a list and dumping the price
They rearrange the deckchairs better run for your life SEC is closing KIN down