You are obviously not following the wamu case. It is not a dual track case. The coloarable claims will be dealt with BEFORE any confirmation hearing. What does that mean? That means the estate is funding the entire discovery period until there is a ruling on IT claims, UNLESS there is a settlement.
As for your:
I said the exact same thing in my post you replied to. Did you read it?
My post:
Like I said in my initial post: The placement of Dimeq within the waterfall is very important.
Only thing that will save commons, is a settlement, otherwise they are toast (assuming the GSA is in tact).
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