> You missed the part where they have a specialist court divide up the claims in a single go, rather than have ad-hoc juries hand out different awards to differ

> You missed the part where they have a specialist court divide up the claims in a single go, rather than have ad-hoc juries hand out different awards to different claimants. What gives you that impression? > You’re missing the part that this is kind of allowed in Texas courts. It would seem that what they did was not allowed, given that they lost their case.