First, you say: "Chris, perhaps there are more than two choices. Attending at a hearing under duress and fear while making it clear that you are standing on your rights to not to have to play in their pool is another option, is it not? Don't you think it could be a good opportunity to, inte alia, put those men and women coming against you, but who have a higher duty as trustees of your rights, on notice?"
Now you say: " Chris, why would you go to court to settle a matter that doesn't pertain to you. "
I am also presuming that you have not followed along here, because if you did, you would KNOW why I went to court. I think you should heed Scott's advice lest you become tingly.
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