Why does it matter? You seem to not have had a problem dismissing the complaint already without having read it.
It matters because without reading the text of the complaint we don't know the actual allegations, much less the reasons for making them. Right now, we're all just speculating.
It will also be interesting to see how the allegations are worded because there are any number of ways to say the same thing. The charges matter, but the words chosen to state them are just as important. If you doubt that, somewhere in these threads is an extended discussion of not only the words, but also the punctuation in a rule re: step sequences and how levels/GOEs are judged. IIRC, the argument had to do w/ the placement of a comma. (Someone please correct if I've got the wrong rule, etc. I read/write contracts for a living, so the thing that stuck in my fevered brain was the comma! )
Reading the complaint matters. A lot.