They may be actively involved in the case but I doubt they are "running things". Even if they were, it would make no difference. IMO Drago stands the most to gain from taking this case all the way. He will be attempting to enforce similar patent infringement cases outside the US. The farther he takes this one the better position he could be in elsewhere. Actually, as long as someone else is assisting with the litigation he should want to take this all the way. Less he has to pay later if the work is shared now. Not to mention that his payout is directly related to the actual amount of the judgement. The fact he is willing to throw more money at this by keeping his attorneys involved would indicate that he sees a payout that justifies the expense.
Of course, you never know with him. There have been plenty of times in the past when people have thought the reasonable thing to do was to work with the company rather than against it, so your guess is better than mine as to what he will ultimately do.
In any case, there are at least another two years of waiting so there is no reason to be in any hurry ... unless you are a creditor of the company.
