I don't know the provenance of this apparent scan, but this is absolutely what the scribd pdf says (just download it and open it up to copy the text, highlighted in black rather than redacted
):
https://i.imgur.com/u9aP9Hg.pngGoing forward: $3.3-4 million for legal fees is a litigation-sized budget, but that seems reasonable under the circumstances.
How did they allegedly run last year on only $60K salaries? Was everyone there a subcontractor?
"Net sales" and "cost of goods sold" are weird ways to describe a service. All BS placeholders? How the hell do they project 8x growth for next year?
In the unlikely event this is not BS, looks totally wrong; just the cash portion of their fees for 10 months of declining volume should be something on the order of $20 million+. Not even in the right ballpark.
