Marjac...In the rule 60 case, the facts are with us...i.e. the Kura table was cropped and the table was cited verbatim as a reason for the judge's decision.
In the negligence case, I do believe the Amarin legal team and perhaps management were negligent...but IMO, it is not as clear as in the rule 60 case...Lets win the rule 60 case and not bother with the negligence case.
If this investment now depends on a recovery from insurance companies for the board and company lawyers, via derivative lawsuits over whether people made reasonable business judgments in the past, it is truly time to get out.