Certainly wouldn't hurt.. but I would not consider that obligatory. I have worked with several public companies (large and small) of which they have several hundred "un-8K'ed" patents, many of which are used in their production products. A patent in itself is worth nothing.. lol.. I had started the process myself a number of years ago but figured my idea wasn't worth 8-10k, then the product appeared on the shelves 4 years later. tsk tsk..
I agree that the company has plenty to prove, but I'm not sure I agree with what needs to be disclosed in an 8-K and what doesn't.
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