A fair and reasonable settlement ~4 Billion Dollars Using LT's mock-up: https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=154115721 • 75% of max as being a fair settlement for all non-Comcast >> Giving a 25% discount • 55% of max for Comcast but treble >> Giving a 45% discount After all, the cable companies made money charging for higher speeds. $1.06 * 0.75 (75% of total possible) = $0.795 (about 2.65 cents per day). $0.795 * 20M (conservative, all non-Comcast DOCSIS 3.0 non-WiFi modems) = $15.9M per month $15.9M * 12 months * 9 years = $1.717 Billion. And then Comcast $3.18 * 0.55 (55% for Comcast, but treble) = $1.749 $1.749 * 10M (conservative, number of modems) = $17.49M per month $17.49M * 12 months * 9 years = $1.889 Billion Adding the two ~ $3.606 Billion So, with 1.6B shares out, we're conservatively estimating $2.28 per share. And then future royalties as DOCSIS 3.0 is still the most used nationwide. And for all we know, it could be 1.5 to 2+ times this. Plus, not sure if any parts of DOCSIS 3.1 infringe? I would think it would be hard for Billy NOT to accept this, so hoping settles and ends this. Lastly, we just don't know the numbers (infringing modems, duration, scope, Billy's thoughts, etc.). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqrvm2XDvpQ P.S. Collectively, with CableLabs, Cisco, COMM, they should buy the patents.