The disparity is huge, it's enormous, $3 a pack and counting. It [the lawsuit] is nothing more than trying to attain some equity here, level the playing field. It is not anti-Indian.

Obviously, we disagree with the ruling and will consider an appeal at the appropriate time. However, these three insurers' coverage amounts to a total of $112 million per occurrence, so that limiting these insurers to a single occurrence does not have a material effect on the overall amounts of $6.7 billion to be recovered in the litigation.

Many other tenants also lost people, and they did not force us to go to this extent to collect.

I would think this is a long shot, trying to get the Court of Appeals to stop this trial. The defense has a better chance of having a stay granted than winning on the merits of the claim.

We have been trying, but it seems like it never ends.

Once I get a rhythm, it's going to be big things for real. So I'm just being patient and trying to find a rhythm.