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mrdrifter

09/20/17 7:44 AM

#181378 RE: ZPaul #181375

Boom

absintheminded90210

09/20/17 7:44 AM

#181379 RE: ZPaul #181375

I always thought it was Bill that has been pushing DUO and the others to go with the IPR and try to play hard ball...nice development IMO.

dehart1957

09/20/17 7:56 AM

#181381 RE: ZPaul #181375

Why do you fire an attorney at this moment of the case? In my opinion things go another direction as DUO etc want it to go. R. and G. better, cleverer and in the winning mood?

learningthetruth

09/20/17 8:55 AM

#181397 RE: ZPaul #181375

AWESOME!!!!!

Peggy

09/20/17 9:00 AM

#181403 RE: ZPaul #181375

Looks like they got a better attorney.

multivalue

09/20/17 9:21 AM

#181416 RE: ZPaul #181375

Hmmm, question now is "where's William!".

Did he leave for personal reasons? Health? Family? Hope not.

I always felt he was good for both sides. Changes things quite a bit. Really curious to know the whole story. Thanks for posting.

Baffic

09/20/17 9:23 AM

#181420 RE: ZPaul #181375

William J. Harmon was a partner at Shook Bacon & Hardy LLP?

https://www.bloomberg.com/profiles/people/19093709-bill-harmon

Interesting.

RDY2ROCK

09/20/17 10:57 AM

#181446 RE: ZPaul #181375

WOW! Come to Papa and pay them treble damages too! ;-)

$SFOR STRONG!!!!

Pugilista

09/20/17 12:49 PM

#181464 RE: ZPaul #181375

Wonder what that's all about?

carusso

09/20/17 3:10 PM

#181499 RE: ZPaul #181375

Wondering if this is a desperate measure to buy more time for the patent review proceeding or other legal deadline, by claiming they had to substitute counsel.

I_Am_Ram

09/20/17 8:29 PM

#181526 RE: ZPaul #181375

This will help their chances immensely for an appeal being granted if SFOR wins the decision in a few weeks. Definitely a preplanned time delay.

They probably just bought themselves 12 months. It won't slow down the process though. I've seen this happen before. I imagine it's common.

"Our first lawyer didn't know what was going on so we were misrepresented in this case and would like an appeal with a better lawyer."

Good sign though. Defendants don't like their chances right now, clearly, so they gave themselves a chance to drag this on. Probably figure that if they don't have to think about settlement talks for another 12 months then after that time SFOR will be willing to accept a lot less. SFOR will use the max amount from their 8k lender by then the way they've been spending money.