Hot take: I sat through 41 pages of a scheduling order and the whole fight was over one comma
Our company got dragged into a contract case last month and I asked to see the filings just to understand what happened. Turns out the two sides spent most of a motion arguing over a single clause in a supply deal out of Columbus, and the judge's scheduling order ran 41 pages before anyone even talked about the real money. What got me is that a misplaced comma changed who had to cover a six figure shipment, and that was the whole ballgame. Does anyone here actually track how often these fights turn on grammar instead of the deal itself?