Here is an email: Hi Wilson, I haven't forgotten you, I just got tied up. This is a very preliminary draft, but thought you should take a look at it. I don't need a detailed analysis, I just want you to have it so that we can discuss the impact of Mississippi law. I am specifically interested in discussing the following: waivers of consequential damages, limitations of liability legal status of MDEA (I'll send you the info of what I have) dispute resolution and jurisdiction restrictions on confidentiality restrictions any other aspects of the agreement impacted by Mississippi law I don't need any memos, just a discussion. Thanks,
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Here is an email: Mark, as discussed this morning. When does Cedric get back? I can go=20 through them in more detail but I thought these would help. mike
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Here is an email: Jeff: I've spoken with Keith and Dan and have put in calls to Evie and Bill. We're all trying to figure out what to do and how to approach the CPUC. In Enron's letter to President Lynch and the utilities, Enron's states that "we plan to submit within the next week DASRs to the utilities to effect the return of a portion of our customer base to bundled utility service and to transition some of our other customers to alternative ESPs at the request of such customers". Since the letter was dated this Monday, Dec. 3, that means Enron - as of Monday - was going to start de-DASRs or switches to new ESPs by next Monday, Dec. 10, or even earlier. Is Enron still on this accelerated time schedule for switching to new ESPs or de-DASRs? I read this to mean Enron will literally exist the direct access market for all its customers no later than Monday, Dec. 3. Was something else intended? Has this schedule slowed down at all? I think that if the CPUC believes Enron is really leaving by Monday, it is just going to do nothing. What should I tell the CPUC re Enron's schedule? Thanks,
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