Yes, I admit that “somewhat” I included in my comment was doing a lot of heavy lifting. But it’s still true it changes the dynamic of the trial. And it’s still true that the same board suing him to buy their company is the same board that months earlier tried to sabotage their company to stop him from buying it.

it literally does not change the dynamics at all, not one iota, unless he owns a majority of shares or can convincingly make the case that the holders of a majority of shares agree with him

neither is the case

the same goes for your opinions you shared about "sabotage": unless you or he can prove that a majority of shareholders believe in such silly-sounding narratives, we can proceed as if they are untrue at best, and irrelevant to the contract elon signed at worst