IMO

Plank has no doubt that "many" co.'s are looking at us,

now, "successor in interest" is a standard term from the law school under the sea, but it is popping up more and more! boy a lot of defendants sure want that language!

imo...... say it, S I I,

sucessor in interest.....these defendants want coverage.

plank is smarter than he looks...

but again, unfortunately that is only Plank's opinion.!

If you can't get your fortune 500 company to timely pay your additional $200,000 into your law firm's trust account, how the heck are you going to explain to your client that no , you shouldn't settle this, you should buy the co......at some level, you're just a law firm..if you're co didn't already understand what's going on, you can't catch up.........