Premise: Mr. Steinberg made a $59.7 million profit on the sale to Disney of his investment in the company in 1984. But lawyers said Mr. Steinberg probably faced much more potential liability because, when he sued Disney during his takeover battle, he filed on behalf of all shareholders. When Disney offered to pay Mr. Steinberg a premium for his shares, the New York investor didn't demand the company also pay a premium to other shareholders.
Hypothesis: the company would also pay a premium to other shareholders
Label: contradiction