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Steve Katz<<< I'm sure there was far more to the story than meets the eye on this board. Entering judgments on the record does not necessarily reflect who paid or will pay what to whom. The Settlement Agreement will likely never be seen, it's probably either under seal or the subject of a confidentiality agreement, but I agree the matters filed of record would probably make a good read. >>>
It would be a good read. This whole thing from the beginning seemed to me like a "frivolous" lawsuit. My quick take on it is that Mr. Miller simply thought he could get PSA to quickly wipeoff his debt with the lawsuit, and possibly in his mind make some more money besides. He probably didn't have the money to pay for another retainer, and his attorneys privately amongst themselves probably viewed the lawsuit as basically unwinnable and wouldn't take it further on a contingency basis, so Mr. Miller was dead in the water.