I am back. So is SGH, page-140

I think maybe your understanding of business may have some **s but I will educate you in small steps.

When you are satisfied with a deal you will sign it. This means that when two parties sign a deal they are usually both happy that it was the best deal at the time. Otherwise they may not have signed it

Your argument that to make a deal both parties must be unhappy is laughable at the very least. Why sign something you are not satisfied with?

In relation to WIP. That is cash in the pocket for the right people with the new accounting rules in place. The people who understand how to get the cases to the other end. You can't just sell WIP as a fire sale to highest bidder (who could very well be incompetent).

What do you thing the law society and other authorities will do with something like that?

They will prevent it happening as the clients interest must be taken into consideration first of all.

If you a are an 'expert' and I am an 'amateur' I prefer to be me any time.

My glass is half full

All the above in my opinion.

Do your own research.