You have hit the nail on the head. Amarin couldn't fight what they didn't see coming. They were blindsided with Du's complete misinterpretation of both studies, which were based on conclusions Judge Du had no right to make without first seeking answers to imperative questions. Amarin attornies likely could have picked up on her complete lack of understanding, but they didn't. Just as Amarin counsel should have realized in the first 5 minutes of the appeal that they were getting nowhere in their arguments, and a new course of direction was needed.