Show him the money

Baltimore lawyer Stephen Snyderhas launched an advertising campaign, purchasing full-page advertisements in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and other publications, directing readers to visit his Web site if they have a set of facts that could lead to a billion-dollar lawsuit.

I think that money would have been better spent on blogads.

see: Lawyer Spends a Million Dollars in Quest for a Verdict, Jonathan Glater. The New York Times. 2005/02/15. Page C10.

see also: federal judge grants preliminary approval to $1 billion settlement:

Judge Shira Scheindlin in United States District Court in Manhattan gave preliminary approval to an arrangement that would limit the liability of some 300 firms that went public during the Wall Street tech boom of the late 1990s in cases that involve charges of fraud by investors. The settlement has the result of making 55 investment banks the main target of litigation. Investors say the banks involved in the IPOs gave preferential treatment to favored clients, made arrangements with institutional investors to help drive up share prices and issued fake research to bolster the deals. According to the agreement, if investors recover more than $1 billion from the banks, the tech firms do not have to pay anything but they must make up the difference if investors recover less than $1 billion.