As an observation, over the past two months the Company has put in place some well established Washington insiders with Bayh and Black as directors, and the appointment of Nathan and Kaplan to conduct the investigation into the allegations by Phase V.
Nathan and Kaplan are not the kind of investigators you engage if there's something to hide. And those directors are not accepting positions on your board of directors if they suspect there's any wrong doing. I'll even go as far as suggesting that the preliminary investigation is complete and the results were shared with the new directors prior to being seated on the board, while the final report to the Special Committee is being drafted.
Management does appear to be very much looking forward to events over the next several months; but, unfortunately, first having to clean up the mess and put to bed the very public allegations that were made.
March can't get here too soon