Agreed - if that were to happen, then we would be in trouble.
However - since the BOD and (it appears) potentially all of their actions since at least when Diac started to suck the value out of our company were rendered invalid (or at least only valid at the discretion of the Reciever) - I don't think that Diac can separate us, from his own interests, and from the patent at this stage.
The Reciever could change that - but I don't think it is in his interest to do so.
For good or ill - We and the Diac parties are all together in the same lifeboat - and we all sink or float together (IMO).
Assuming that his shares are not taken away, and that at least a lot of them are legitimately his, he is still one of the biggest shareholders.
He makes money - we make money.
He loses - we lose.
My gusss - Diac wants to make money too.
Here's hoping we all win - even if some of the b@stards don't merit the win.
“The two most powerful warriors are patience and time.”
- Leo Nikolaevich Tolstoy