Reply #9: Let's look at Chapter XI and Business Bankruptcies too [View All]

1. Start with the Sarbanes-Oxley model. Let's look at any and all attorneys, accountants, auditors, financial analysts, etc (and outside directors) who gave the business any advice - hold them to a fiduciary duty to the creditors -- and at least make them pay back any professional fees (as a start).

2. "Officers and Directors" - let's hold them to the same high standards that Attorney General John 6666666666666666 Ashcroft held Martha Stewart and NY US Attorney Rudy "Thank God Bush Is President" Giuliani applied to Leona Helmsley --- and make their assets reachable by defrauded creditors.

3. As long as we are making extending Sarbanes-Oxley and holding attorneys, accountants, auditors, financial analysts, officers, and directors liable -- No "Homestead exemption" for dudes like Ken Lay and Paul Bilzerian and Enron mouthpiece (and Bush consigliere) Jim Baker.

What I really want is for the now pensionless employees (and the FBPGC) to be able to go after the scam artists who set un - and raided - pension and health/welfare plans.