Insmed Inc (INSM)

[wjlknew]

No, I wasn't involved. My only confidence in these, or any, lawyers is that they know how to dot their i's and cross their t's ... sometimes to a fault.

My point in this discussion is only that it's silly to endlessly speculate on what is meant by "provide", and other things, in the PR. When the final agreement is signed and filed, it will no doubt have several pages of just definitions. Nothing will be left to interpretation (except in the context of any controlling law). Did you ever read a mortgage? If a PR was released on a mortgage, it would probably say: "If the buyer doesn't pay for the property as agreed, the lender can foreclose." The actual document is a little more specific!

No one will have to wonder what the definition of "is" is, and no one will have to speculate on who is allowed to do what, when, where, etc.