Ann: Update on Arbitration, page-41

Big? No bigger than what you're trying to make out of it.

Bifurcation makes absolutely no difference to the outcome. Judged collectively or in two parts the outcome is much the same either way.

To be honest. If bifurcation is permitted. All that says is the tribunal considers the case serious. Which means things are looking good. The damages are indeed concerning if the case is found valid. Which appears to be the case based on a decision for bifurcation. As if there is chance of loss. With such considerable damages. You probably do want to focus upon the seriousness, one matter at a time.

Report something with meaning if you want it to have impact. Otherwise it comes across as Mr Magoo scavenging among crumbs fit only to choke on....and he can tell you all about that! lol