The woman who "lost" her Kona slot did get it. She didn't loose a year of training. The idea of her getting a lawyer to go after Miller is ridiculous.

The worst thing (in my mind) is that she was a Whistler athlete, so while she did get her Kona slot (eventually), she lost the opportunity to hold it up on stage in front of her home town crowd.

Trying to quantify that loss as a dollar amount is an exercise in futility. More lawyers improves nothing in a situation like this.