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Comment by stingraycharles

I actually have experience with this type of stuff, some business tried to acquire mine and kept postponing, and ended up with some excuse that there wasn’t enough technical design documentation, which would be a real-breaker. It wasn’t super big money, but also not small (high 6-figures).

I ended up suing them, won on all counts, and the deal had to go through.

Unfortunately, this company simply refused to do that even after the judge ruled against them, and I had to renegotiate the terms set by the judge.

That was one hell of a ride.

Point being, if Musk really doesn’t want it, even if Twitter wins a lawsuit, Musk will probably find another way to postpone or renegotiate or whatever. In the meantime, Twitter is not in a good shape, and this whole thing is probably hurting them so much more than that they could possibly benefit from.

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