Lawyers called Ripple 'unsavable' and told executives to abandon it

Ripple’s own lawyers told executives the company was "unsavable" and "done," advising them to cut a deal just to save their own skins. This exposes the SEC’s strategy of suing individuals personally as a calculated intimidation tactic designed to force a surrender by breaking leadership. If the experts thought Ripple was a lost cause, was fighting back a stroke of genius or a reckless gamble? Should executives ever ignore their lawyers to save a company?
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