Mr. Jim Breslin:

The media coverage perhaps led people to believe that this was a widespread practice and that it was not tied to specific cases that we were facing within the courts. That was the basis for this perception, and I do not believe that there is an infringement there. I believe that one is entitled to do that in defending a case. It may not be something that one would like to do, but when one faces those kinds of catastrophic costs, it is an option to take on.