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lightrock

12/01/16 2:02 AM

#9386 RE: learning curve #9385

I am imagining it like this:

In arbitration there has to be some ruling(s).

Once those are done any compensations have to be negotiated.

"I'll give you 20lbs of grass clippings, and two goats now, or 100lbs of grass clippings over the next 5 years"

It is during the negotiations of compensations, if any, that there is ample opportunity to work out all sort of "hey, what about this..."

First agree to a settlement, and then agree to the form of the settlement.

What if it is in the form of a stock offering in Inventiv and no cash. You don't have to be "public" to try that, necessarily.

People don't like to part with cash, especially not all at once.

Those details matter, the duration, the liquidity... And it is the liquidity or lack thereof that I see biting us in the butt most likely anyway in spite of any favorable arbitration result.

"Yay !... oh crap... wait..." "Oops..."

Something like that.