Dumb and dumber. AAU lawyers are in control of nothing. The arbitrator is calling the shots. The timeline has barley changed since the start. AAU would have a clear idea of the cost/time. As nothing detrimental has popped up why drop the case? Or are you just airing your general unsustainable bias against all lawyers to this case?
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