ProLung Advises Shareholders to Disregard Former CEO's Steven Eror's Recent Illegal Press Release
  • Board In Fact Leads Substantially in the Vote Tally

  • ProLung Urges Shareholders to Continue to Sign and Submit the GOLD Card

SALT LAKE CITY, UT / ACCESSWIRE / October 1, 2018 / The board of directors (the "Board") of ProLung, Inc. ("ProLung" or the "Company") today issued the following statement in response to a press release issued by Steven Eror, former CEO of ProLung, in which he claims he "expects" to deliver the requisite number of consents "next week":

Friday night's press release issued by Mr. Eror was both incorrect and illegal. It has given the Board no choice but to disclose the actual current vote tally. Based on the current preliminary vote tally of the Company and its proxy solicitor, Mr. Eror's group is actually far from receiving consents from more than 50% of the shareholders. In fact, currently, the Board is substantially ahead of the dissident group in the vote tally. The Board estimates to currently have support from around 60% of the voting shareholders. ProLung suspects Mr. Eror's press release is a desperate attempt to salvage his failing consent solicitation. Mr. Eror is trying to deceive and induce shareholders to jump on his purported "winner's" bandwagon when, in fact, he is very much behind in the vote tally. He may also be trying to derail constructive discussions between the Board and certain reasonable and rational director candidates of Mr. Eror's group.

This is not a new tactic for Mr. Eror. On August 30, 2018, Mr. Eror already claimed in emails to shareholders that "[i]n a few days we are likely to have a majority." His statements a month ago were obviously wrong, as is his statement from Friday night that he "expects" to deliver the requisite number of consents "next week." Moreover, these statements are blatantly illegal. They violate one of the most sacred rules of the Federal securities laws and Delaware law on director elections, which strictly prohibit the announcement of early vote tallies to create a "bandwagon effect." ProLung has referred Mr. Eror to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and will add his outrageous misconduct to ProLung's pending lawsuit in Federal court against Mr. Eror.

ProLung recognizes that both sides are deeply divided. The Board has been working towards a possible solution with reasonable and rational director candidates of the dissident group to end this situation in an amicable fashion. The untimely issuance of Mr. Eror's press release - apparently issued without consent of these fellow group members - does nothing more than disrupt the progress that has been made toward an amicable solution. The Company's intention has always been to appoint Board members with the necessary MedTech, financial and administrative expertise to help guide the Company forward in the best interest of all shareholders. In the Board's opinion, a few members of the dissident slate may meet some of those qualifications and would make excellent director candidates. The Board is looking forward to continued discussions with reasonable and rational members of the dissident group to arrive at a solution that is in the best interest of ALL shareholders.