In the Utah trial, the court did find that Lubel, though at this point deceased, was still guilty of having wronged Sophia. And they found, quote, Ms. Stewart's malpractice claims, breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty and negligence. Entitle her to damages stemming from the money she paid under the contract, and the attorney's fees and costs awarded against her in the California action, and lost damages, if any, based on the underlying California copyright case. If any is a super important piece of words there. Okay, so, had she and her lawyers shown up, and had they won the case, or... Were she to sue again and found to be entitled to damages, then she would be owed those. Right? Is that what we're saying? Well, that would be in a whole other case. Okay, so if you read that, what it's saying is that she's entitled to the money that she paid him as a lawyer. Yes. The lost amount that she had because of the attorney's fees that she was charged because of the resolution of the case. Yeah. And then... Lost damages, if any, based on the underlying California copyright case. Which were zero. So she would be owed that $4.7 billion, but the if any is in there, and that's important. And the if any is zero. Well, yeah. So Sophia won damages in the amount of $305,000. $930,000. $300,000. $305,930.62, which is the amount she was sentenced to pay for the attorney's fees in the California case.