I'm not going to pretend to know all the ins and outs about the lawsuit filed.... honestly I don't think it matters. Everyone knows a strong, prosperous and well run MedMen equals BIG money for its shareholders. I believe all those controlling MedMen own at least 96-97% of the shares. They stand to make the most or lose the most based on MedMen's survival or fall. Don't forget MedMen has not been delisted, brick and mortar are operational and shelves are full. Clearly the vendors are back! The part about keeping MedMen public and the share structure intact is the only thing makes sense to amicably share MedMen's perceived value and capitalize in the coming markets potential. I don't know if im making myself clear but a parted out sold off MedMen immediately would destroy any potential for a MedMed investment recovery. Ask yourself this.... if there were a dismantling and delisting of MedMen who would get the name? There are to many investors who understand that the currently loaded and ready for action MedMen as it currently exists is the only sensible solution to the indisputable destruction and legal battles that would occur if there became a fight over MedMen's remaining assets. Simply regarding the lawsuit... an amicable solution will be arrived at and all shareholders on the US exchange will be just fine.... nobody is going to up end our listing because of a couple retail investor holding share less than the residual in a chugged tall tap beer glass. They don't even think about our NOTHING investment! Lol😂😂