Well, yeah...
Timing is likely to slip a bit as a function of the judge agreeing the right thing to do now is to transfer the case back to the 151st... and it will slip a bit too as a function of the Daic Williamson team needing to find themselves a new lawyer.
I think it likely that will happen... in part just because the judge is likely to see the nature of the problems already stacking up here, and find it might be more useful to wash his hands of them rather than burden the system with the issues that would result with any other choice. A proper consideration of judicial economy obviously should include the forward looking elements, too, of not pressing blindly ahead with a case that is burdened from the beginning with these sorts of issues, that will be removed as potential problems simply by acting on them now.
I don't think that perspective on timing is particularly useful... relative to one that addresses the substance.
I don't think Daic is as motivated to settle now... as he might be with the Williamson discovery performance and his depositions completed, with a pending requirement that Williamson be disqualified... and a pending transfer back to the court of origin, where the issues can be heard in total... including in the element of having the apparent frauds on the court be properly addressed.
CLYW seems to be making solid progress on deflecting the efforts of the defense to poison the case...
That works for me...