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Thursday, August 6th, 2026, 11:57 am

In 2024, Brett Wilson LLP Started Two Interconnected Lawsuits for Americans Who Abuse Women. Now Brett Wilson LLP is Running Out of Business.

THE firm that has bullied us for 2.5 years seems to have entered “cost savings mode” and is still not revealing financial details despite it being well past due date and end of the financial year. Their papers and their envelopes became visibly cheaper; they are budgeting their inventory in the office, what’s left of it anyway.

In the Court, they have very few staff attending (minimal crew). So what happened?

Let’s consider what people said about IBM this week: “This is typically expense control because customer travel is charged against cost of sales while non customer travel is charged as a regular operating expense. It is a symptom of financial pressures due to sales numbers not as great as hoped…”

Another said: “Having $70B of your market value in one day is pretty much an indicator that the company is in serious trouble regardless of how much they try to explain it away. Surprises me that so many people at IBM are in a bubble and think they are working at a growing and thriving company.”

And also “that’s what dying companies do, start cutting back on all the unnecessary expenses” (yes, it said “dying companies“).

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