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22/07/24

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Originally posted by moondoong: ↑

"And isn’t it Reynolds that is refusing to settle?"

Where you get that info from?

They had 2 attempts at mediation, they are normally confidential and without prejudice to the case so who knows who the holdout is?

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Brit's definition of "settlement" was "to agree to disagree and put it in the past and move on".

I'm shocked Reynolds didn't go for it.
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