NorthWest Biotherapeutics Inc (NWBO)

[Kaizenman]

Flip, I would also. From my limited knowledge in the legal proceedings of this type, some regulatory commission would likely have to charge the defendants with illegal behavor that directly results in the damages being claimed. It is possible that warnings from a regulatory commission might be considered by the judge in a case like this to issue a preliminary injunction.

Theorectically, the problem I see for a judge in this case issuing an injunction prior to executing the legal process is the judge could be accused of already "deciding" the case and being biased prior to the procedings. But if there were outside evidence from a regulatory body adding credibility to the plaintiff's complaint and damages, then a judge could still be objective looking at the total set of evidence and issuing an injunction.

The sooner the illegal collusion and spoofing stops the faster we can qualify for a better exchange. Peace.