You could be right. I do think that with the evidence they have, there very well could be a concurrent criminal investigation. Their counsel is a serious former regulator. I do not think LP or LG would want this kind of a suit unless they had them dead to rights. The fact that they hinted at lawsuits in their last financial report also indicates that they have been setting a trap for a while.
I do think the market makers would have it in their interests to settle. But if a concurrent criminal suit appears, then yeah, NWBO should take it to conclusion for as much money as they can possibly get out of it. And given who and what NWBO is and these companies are, that could be a huge amount of money.
No jury is going to be sympathetic to these sleazeball broker-dealer firms and hedge funds.
Bullish