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We shall see what perspires.

You just did a good job of explaining why Miami will settle rather than litigate. So you agree with me. Since Miami will not win on a motion to dismiss, andknows the cost of litigating is high, it should settle. If it is smart.

I have no idea why you wrote ‘doesn’t take into account consideration exigencies.’ I certainly didn’t say that. You are inventing words to argue against. However, the contract is pretty clear that there is a prompt reschedule obligation. Whether UM’s schedule preferences are sufficient to...

It’s quite clear in the contract there is a prompt reschedule obligation, and UM is at significant risk that offering 2024 as the first option will be seen as not living up to the obligation, imo. This one won’t litigate. It should settle. It would be a serious embarrassment for UM to go...