Very good article. And now you know why I've harped on where Calypso needed to be headed for over two years. The fact that we had a do nothing unelected BOD didn't help us any, but we were only two months from the Markman prior to the requested Stay. Sure Calypso had no money, but Calypso has no money now and there are still attorneys on the case. At least maybe the receiver can now get someone to handle the case like it should have been handled. I suspect Storm is there because it almost necessitates it. Tindel I don't know who hired, but it never hurts to have a local. I don't care who hired who, you can't process this case and leave the shareholders behind. It just doesn't work that way. It would be much better if there were claims against all the major infringers tied up in this case, but any validation by the court by getting a positive ruling on the Markman, will have a positive impact on the sale of the patent and thus possibly keep the Daic parties from getting it on the cheap. Now, the Daic parties have to gather round and make sure this court case goes forward. Without it they get nothing from any settlement and the shares they own are worth a lot less than they will be if Calypso wins. They also for the first time, don't have the opportunity to take the US patent rights, which has huge implications for the foreign patent rights. If the Tmob case ends up with a negative ruling, having the foreign rights won't be of any value either. So in my estimation (Guess) the Daic parties had better make sure this case gets through the Markman and a positive ruling is made. It's time for their game plan to be helping Calypso. Otherwise the patent becomes a worthless piece of paper. And while it may make my shares worthless, I can safely say I don't have as much to lose as they do.
