[happymellon]

> or had an especially conservative corporate counsel

And once again we shall see how being conservative sounds like it might save you money but costs you dearly in the long run.

[timr]

Yeah, but again, see the other part of what I wrote -- doing it "right" can be insanely expensive, and so you get an incentive to be conservative.

[happymellon]

I read what you wrote.

Ultimately that is what they are having to do though, it's just costing them twice as much by pretending that being conservative and not actually looking at the problem saved them.