Three Polyurethane Foam Appeals dropped

caaloa <caaloa@gmail.com>

6:06 AM (23 hours ago)

to Marvin, Jay, acorbett

Dear Mr. Miller,
.
Last one standing.Had the other appellants waited to see my response they may
not have settled, too bad. Did the appellants obtain verbal or written permission from the district
court before the appeals were approved? Apparently not from the docket reports I see. If they did
not that means the district court's bond order is invalid which the appeals court will acknowledge
in due time by rejecting the bond request. I could do en banc on this one issue alone and win.
Even taking into account the subtraction from your fee for the contractor inflation scheme you
have still have a pending overcharge to the class of approximately 1360% over what you paid
your contractors, assuming you paid all of them which I believe you did not. I would like to see
the 1099's for each subcontractor for each of the years in the litigation.Seven words were left off
the fairness hearing transcript which pointed me in the right direction as to what occurred in this
case.
I would suggest since you are beat to send me out a confidentiality agreement and we will
discuss the improvements you will make to the settlement for the benefit of the class or some of
you you will end up off the case eventually and lose everything. .
Chris Andrews

Marvin A. Miller

7:28 AM (22 hours ago)

to me, Jay, acorbett

He didnt get discovery before, not going to get it now, there were no settlements
with the others and again, there should not be any discussion with him. Im sure we
all agree on those points. The latest email is not in the district court record and I am
not sure that it does us any good to have it in the 6 th but want to think more. Its
the same old BS he has been putting out for months.

Marvin A. Miller
Miller Law LLC
115 S. LaSalle Street, Suite 2910
Chicago, IL 60603
(312) 332-3400