The parties won't know who the judges are till the day of actual oral arguments. That is too risky for conservative JT.
Ask yourself this? If this goes to trial and God forbid Amarin loses what do you think happens to JT? You think he keeps his job? This is not baseball and he will not be getting three strikes. No way JT remains CEO upon another loss.
Chris in a post alluded to this earlier which was spot on. JT stands to lose all his options that don't vest on an accelerated basis upon termination. In laymen's terms if he's fired: he loses a lot of options.
Most people act out of self-interest. Do you really think he rolls the dice and takes this to trial knowing he could lose a ton of options. Me thinks not.
This will be settled. Too much money on the line. Each side will "give" to get this over with.
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