Yes, enforcement can be expensive, but there are no loopholes in our patents. It's an open and shut case, and any smart CEO and his lawyers would see the uphill battle and the eventual lose of that battle, and would most likely consider the fact that it would be less costly to just agree to our terms. I wouldn't be surprised that council would fore go the upfront costs for the simple fact that when settled, they know their service would be compensated. If they didn't think they could win, of course they would expect money up front. No skin off their nose if we didn't win, they still make their money.
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