The only game plan so far was to replace the board. There were hints in the solicitation from the new group as to what they might do, but hanging over this entire company are the lawsuits, especially from the device manufacturer.
It could be that Yarbro, et al expect to use another manufacturer for a more up-to-date model, but that does not solve the law suit. In addition, Lewis has probably signed on to the oust-Mir effort, but still may wish to recoup his staggering losses.
Will they be able to get new money is a good question. If one is to believe powderbum that the research is valid (despite lack of publications and acceptable results that the government may buy into for approvals)they might be able to sell some new investors on the product.
All these issues make it seem there is a long way to go, but since we never saw the infamous five-year plan the Mir-Brennan group suddenly touted when their backs were against the wall, almost (I stress almost) any plan may be better than bleeding the company, failing to be able to defend against lawsuits, and demonstrating a total lack of organizational skills
