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From: Valeria Chomsky Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2019 4:21 PM To: Jeffrey E.; Noam Chomsky Subject: Vincent's reply I would like to write the following: </=iv> Vincent, There is no "seller's remorse=the day after", and I think you and Jason achieved a very good =esult. My point is about the information we=have available, it is not to question the amount of the settlement, but to=have the truth established about the assets of the trust on December 31, 2=14, since they provided a false information. There is no reason to accept =he false information when we have the documents proving it. And I don't see why the acknowledgements wouldn&=39;t be possible. Valeria </=iv> What do you think? Valeria Forwarded messa e From: Vincent Pisegna Thu, Jan 10, 2019 at 10:30 AM Subject: RE: URGENT To: Valeria Chomsk Cc: Noam Chomsky Good morning. </=pan> Jason B. Curtin Yesterday, we discusse= at length the choice you faced. You could settle early on acceptabl= terms but to do so, it required foregoing further investigation into the =acts of the case. Or, alternatively, you could choose not to settle and embark on discovery and a further investiga=ion of the facts. You very clearly chose that further litigation was=not in Noam and your best interests because of the stress that would be in=olved in further litigation and that closure was of paramount importance. Also, the settlement is a very =ood deal for you. This is not an unusual judgment for a client to