. RIM CEO Thorsten Heins's assertion that “there's nothing wrong with the company as it exists now” could have more dire consequences than the usual howls of laughter from the tech press. The New York Times has spoken with “several securities law experts and some investors” who say that Heins's overly rosy statements, combined with delays for major product releases such as BlackBerry 10, could allow investors to credibly sue him for misrepresenting the current state of the company.
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