I'm interested in this too. Relatedly, how likely it is that SP wins on the more 'institutional' elements of the claim (procedural unfairness and the like) while Upton gets off the hook for his behaviour (this was the way it seemed to be going to me but it's so hard to tell just from reading the tweets)
I'm interested in this too. Relatedly, how likely it is that SP wins on the more 'institutional' elements of the claim (procedural unfairness and the like) while Upton gets off the hook for his behaviour (this was the way it seemed to be going to me but it's so hard to tell just from reading the tweets)
I'm interested in this too. Relatedly, how likely it is that SP wins on the more 'institutional' elements of the claim (procedural unfairness and the like) while Upton gets off the hook for his behaviour (this was the way it seemed to be going to me but it's so hard to tell just from reading the tweets)