Alm, I too would like to hear from our legal eagles the answer to your question. As you indicate, the percentage of scripts going to the Generics is clearly surpassing the level which would be expected strictly for VHTG (some people will argue that there is no way of knowing what the scripts are for and that possibly the Generics have been able to expand that indication - but we all know the reality).
Rather than just arguments concerning profits for a company, Amarin can point to 300 people who have lost their jobs, their livelihoods. That might change the color of the pleadings.