Now having reviewed your comments, I came across this:
Whoever spends the most wins. It's just that simple.
Not true. He has the most persistence wins. I know that as a personal fact, it is quite indisputable beyond any doubt in my own experience.
He who has the persistence, the facts, and the truth wins.
I'm sorry things didn't work as you expected.
As we grow older we accept with equanimity that "The wheels of justice grind slowly, BUT they grind exceedingly fine."
You will get a fair hearing, but it may take very long time.
We settled years ago, knowing that we didn't want to be fighting until we were old and grey. Believe me, when the stakes are high enough, and you are suing over something worth millions and millions of dollars, you just would not believe the kinds of shenanigans that can go on in a courtroom. We didn't have the millions it would have taken to pursue the case until the bitter end, I and my co-plaintiffs just ended up getting shafted, that's all there is to it. I don't want to go into more detail for fear of inadvertently saying something that will get me sued by billionaires.
The end result is that I harbor a great deal of resentment towards our legal system. I'll never serve on a jury, because I'll happily tell the judge just what I think of our legal system, and how convinced I am that everyone involved is beneath contempt. That should get me thrown out of there in a hurry!