Even more important than winning the appeal is selling the company, and not risking the outcome of the Appeal. Singer could write the best briefs, and orally argue with perfection, but still lose, or win a remand where this case and the accompanying FUD continues indefinitely.
People need to understand that even winning the appeal, while real nice, is not a magic entry into the promised land of Amarin prosperity, while a loss is catastrophic. The only surefire exit strategy that benefits the shareholders at this point, is the sale of the company, sooner, rather than later.
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