And that’s a very good question. Most people can’t afford litigation. And we’re called in whether we’re counsel for the plaintiffs for counsel for the defense. We encourage our clients that we do our work upfront. And when we do that, we prepare a case very well, we get to define and frame the issues. So if you know you have a problem, be the petitioner, not the respondent. And in that way, the case generally goes in a manner or direction that gives you the best potential for outcome.