It seems you have a hard time understanding how legal systems...

It seems you have a hard time understanding how legal systems work in Western countries. These are not banana republics where you can shake things up and get immediate results. We’re all frustrated by how long it’s taking for the court to handle our case. The system is slow, but it’s actually quite fair. Everyone starts at the end of the queue and is treated equally.

Of course, for us, the Talga case is far more important than anything else. But for someone waiting on a decision about a speeding ticket, Talga has zero priority. Everyone believes their own case is the most important. If you’re able to zoom out a bit, you’ll see that Talga is just one of many companies with great potential—nothing particularly special to most people. If Sweden were a corrupt narco-state, things might have played out differently, but I'm glad it isn't. In the long term, a fair system is better for everyone.