Eh, the court granted one discovery request out of twenty-two, so it’s not in any case an unalloyed win for Musk. As for the bots issue, remember that Twitter c

Eh, the court granted one discovery request out of twenty-two, so it’s not in any case an unalloyed win for Musk. As for the bots issue, remember that Twitter convinced Musk to write language in the contract that moots the materiality scrape in the bringdown clause, so there’s an MAE hurdle that has to be met even if Twitter can be shown to have a significantly more serious bot problem than they represented in their legal filings. The chancery court is going to give Musk a chance to make his case with the data necessary to make it, but it’s a hell of an upward slog for him. (His lawyers will definitely try to muddy the waters, but they’re a bare-knuckle LA litigation firm trying to start a barroom brawl in the genteel corporate citadel of Delaware, so don’t expect that to go over very well with the court.)