#4 is a Catch-22 for AMRN management. If they show support for rule 60 they have to admit their own negligence in not having caught the errors. Then, if they ignore rule 60 they are blatantly demonstrating their lack of fiduciary responsibility. I guess if their decision to ignore rule 60 sticks, it is probably a worse decision by JT and team. The phrase "stupid is as stupid does" comes to mind. Sadly, seems we cannot expect anything less from JT.
alm2 thx ...I'll ( unfortunately ) go with 4. Rule 60 exposes them ( AMRN ) to possible legal class action .
Who reviews the rule 24 filing ...Judge Du ? The first hurdle is ..." You shareholders are represented by Amarin's legal counsel . If they felt there was no merit to filing a rule 60 motion ...why would you ."...is that about "the guts of it " ? Kiwi