It is true that MNTA would be much higher now, but that didn't happen. I don't see why management should be rewarded even more for something that DIDN"T happen, while taking even more money away from shareholders who have suffered a lot by what DID happen.
Did Momenta and its Counsel defend it properly? I'm still not so sure the patents are even valid, but we didn't even get to that stage. We can't go after 'if comes' because that what management is supposed to figure out.
Is there potential for a small silver lining in that a future settlement would hopefully take into consideration accrued losses to date (perhaps subject to a treble damage award) that could not have been realized had the CAFC not been such tools? Its a stretch. No on #4 it is. bp