Thanks for the clarification of the marksman hearing with t-mobile. So, the worst case scenario is the hearing gets delayed 90 days.
For t-mobile, it seems there is little risk to agree to a 90 day stay. I doubt a company that large is worried about 3 months of lawyer fees.
For Clyw, a major advantage to focus money and energy on state trial during the 90 days.
A couple of thoughts come to mind.
First, if t-mobile was really worried about the federal lawsuit, they wouldn't agree to a 90 day stay and try to have clyw run out of money for both lawsuits..(pull a Daic so to speak)
Or
T-mobile wants to use this situation (clyw financial status) to get a better deal from them than they would get through the court system.
Also, if the Daic case gets delayed for months, clyw(stock price) could still have some pop if the t-mobile fed case (markman hearing) is in their favor...
I hope I'm not repeating what has already been spoken about on this board.