So, you know, we can fight this out or we can just come to terms.

Yeah.

But when we have to fight it, we had an insured that had defensive coverage and they were getting into the elliptical exercise machine business and they were taking market share from one of the market share leaders who...

It turns out Discovery had some emails that were, hey, we see these guys coming up.

Let's look at our patents and dust something off and throw it at them without any consideration if they were actually infringing.

And again, you may have heard, but don't put things in into an email or into writing that you wouldn't want read in open court.

And our insured won that and the other side appealed it.

How do they get in touch with IPISC? How do they get in touch with Chuck or one of your members of your team and start looking at insuring their IP?