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Judgment & ambiguity · Decisions under uncertainty
You're advising a company whose lender says a maintenance covenant is breached on the current-quarter numbers, but the calculation turns on an add-back the credit agreement arguably permits — it's genuinely a coin-flip reading. Do you tell the client to disclose, negotiate a waiver, or hold, and on what basis?
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