Hamoa's exquisite manifesto really obliterates virtually any doubt of an Amarin victory, but your granular points make it so even the most cynical idiot can understand why Amarin should win. "Indefinite treatment" and "daunting burden of proof". That's it. Game. Set. Match.
Orta: Thanks for your additional input. With 100% = 100% my current odds are >89% on inducement (greatly improved since my first read) & >90% on obviousness. Overall it’s very unlikely the judge risks being flipped on an appeal if she where to rule in favor of ANDA based on a slight nuance reading of case law.
Holding full position going into decision & I’m considering raising funds to pick up shares under $14 if virus fears pick up.
If they were hosting a teleconference - I have a hard time understanding why their legal expert would not familiarize himself with the entire trial - and not just the final briefings. Especially when millions if not billions of dollars are at stake.