I don't think NSPX is contracted directly with JLL per se, which yes, contradicts what I posted earlier, but that's not to say they won't be contacting with a 3rd party manufacturer if NSPX is able to go to market with a drug through a GMP facility or R&D facility.
OR, JLL as a company has no involvement, it could just be this one employee. I do not know him personally, but know people he works with. I think the last thing JLL would want from one of their employees being a shareholder is an eventual conflict of interest.
Everything IMHO. To an extent I believe you're correct.