a class action lawsuit filed against 13 different stock exchanges on behalf of one customer, a harold laneerled by a wrath of prominent lawyers, including at least one of the lawyers who was involved in the massive toke settlement back in the late 1990s, what lanear and the lawyers are alleging in this case is apparently that the exchanges violated contracts with their customers by providing high frequency customers preferred access to data. let me read you a little bit from this complaint filed on may 22nd. it is just becoming public this afternoon. they're saying the subscribers paid hundreds of millions in subscription fees to the exchanged defendants for the provision of data in a non-discriminatory matter. the defendants breached the contracts including the duty of good faith and fair dealing by providing the subscribers for the value or which they contracted. they did this in engaging in side deals to provide faster advanced access to market da that that breached the subscribers contracts and designed to enable diplomacy to generate profits for themselves. so this could be a significan