I agree.
Once they answer the suit, a couple of interrogatories requesting all emails, phone calls, in house memos, letters, discussions and submissions to the FDA , on the issues, should not take longer than 90 days. Then you cross check with the FDA. They likely have it all in one file.
I don't think it will take long to know the answer. Court case time is another story.
Question, are the FDA filings public record? If so, they can't play games. Once one lies, it goes down hill fast. Just saying we might have an idea on any patent violation much quicker than most think.
Time is of the essence, so we might not have as long a time for feedback as most think. It depends on our attorney being very aggressive on not running up the bill, but, finding out the bottom line ASAP.
If there is a violation, then go for the throat. Don't expose MNTA if there was no violation.
