REALITY
Fred Falk mismanaged this company bigtime and what he has done was to file for Chapter 7 (which the judge will surely dismiss) prematurely in an attempt to get out of it. He has failed the shareholders horribly. They STILL have patents, and they had very LITTLE debt. They STILL have ongoing lawsuits against infringements that are "beneficial" to eDigital Company that are on hold. Dr. Nunally has stated that he has a proven tech turnaround team committed to stepping in. Also, there are other things being worked on that are POSITIVE and not discussed on message boards. All the negativity that you bring up is not going to stop the dismissal of a liquidation Chapter 7, changed to a reorganizing and restructuring Chapter 11. But thanks for your opinion anyway.
A bankruptcy judge may decide any matter connected with a bankruptcy case, such as eligibility to file or whether a debtor should receive a discharge; however, much of the bankruptcy process is administrative. In cases under chapter 7 or 13, this administrative process is carried out by a case trustee appointed by the United States Trustee, to oversee the case.
The trustee if he sees fit (and he does) will then appoint a new CEO and NEW Board Members to restructure and reorganize a NEW eDigital company (or possibly a take over)
