Not too long ago, I was poo-pooed for suggesting that DM might pull out of the arrangement. There's no question in mind that they were no longer willing to commit any more of their resources. In my mind, that doesn't bode well for future prospects. I don't think their relationship with Apple had anything to do with their decision. As often happens, competing interests arise in these matters and are easily remedied. If DM thought there were big bucks to glean from continuing this partnership with EDIG, they would have. They didn't...plain and simple.

The new law firm got EDIG on the rebound.

No amount of spinning will change the obvious.