I have been practicing law for more years than I care to admit. If this story is true, it is clear that UT is not negotiating in good faith with Brohm. You don't send someone without authority to negotiate a contract, unless it is made clear to the other party that everything is subject to someone else's approval. From the sound of this, Currie represented to Brohm that he was authorized, but then had to back track when Davenport nixed the deal. That is textbook bad faith negotiation. These people are incompetent fools.