Cyber Ninjas was apparently under the impression that dissolving itself is a clever trick that will allow it to continue to evade the records requests. A lawyer for the company, Jack Wilenchik, told the Post that since no staff are left, it can no longer search those records. According to the Associated Press, Hannah said that argument won’t work, as he has seen no evidence Cyber Ninjas is actually out of money and the company could simply forward the records for Senate legislative lawyers to sort through.
“The court is not going to accept the assertion that Cyber Ninjas is an empty shell and that no one is responsible for seeing that it complies,” Hannah said, adding he is prepared to start applying the fines to individuals associated with Cyber Ninjas if the company remains intransigent.