The result was that Rossi did not prevail and that IH lost nothing
Well. Rossi got his license, contractual obligation and IP back, ie freedom. Even Dewey sort of admitted that IH knew this was what he wanted all along.
Rossi initiated the last minute deal.
Yes, and IH submitted within 60 seconds to the demands. I'm not saying it was the best possible deal for Rossi, but taken into account the complicated offshore company setup that IH fabricated there was probably some risk involved that Darden would have played some nasty chapter 11 card (which we know he likes to use when shtf) and bailed out the way lawyers often do,
When I do find something out of line, I rarely fire first but do punch back twice as hard when we're attacked.
The Rossi submission at opening testimony time is totally embarrassing from a Plaintiff's point of view in
complex litigation. He couldn't have possibly chosen a more damaging time for his reputation to give up but give up he did right at show time.
The facts from discovery a recorded into perpetuity - he'll never be able to rewrite or buy his way out of that historical record.
We're very freed up and grateful to no longer have his drag on our wings.
It seems IH are way more worried about their reputation than Rossi, regardless of what you say. And I don't really see you punch back at all - only throwing insults that make you look bad. Good for you though that you feel freed up, although it doesn't look as if there's anything coming out of it.