>>...So what kind of Judge will Moss turn out to be?...<<
That is one question every post has raised so far... Will Moss hold the defendants accountable for the criminal violations of Sherman Act and provide a resolution for us? Blocking VPLM from accessing the smart phone infrastructure and implementing a stand-alone WiFi technology is direct evidence for the crimes of monopolistic practice, according to Sherman Act. Even a hand-written note on a piece of paper is a sufficient, legal evidence of the crime. VPLM was harmed by this crime over several years! Who would consider a motion to cancel in defendant's favor? When charged, it is common for a criminal to plead not guilty. The case is about proving their guilt using several direct evidences in black and white; we have the direct evidence of blocking, colluding, deceptive selling, software manipulation by device manufactures (APPL, GOOG LLC, Alphabet, SamSung), etc.
Moss' case history shows several deportation cases of immigrants, not much on AntiTrust or Class Action.
The old long time-line in terms of 10 years had to do with patent infringement cases, 36 IPR's, 1 rexam of RBR patent, current rexam of MG patent and two Appeals NDCal. All these years of IPR's and negative rulings by court's inept, clueless, arrogant judges in patent infringement cases. US patent law is simple but the infringers have a lot of room for excuses, misdirection, lies, etc. Defendants could afford to be arrogant, but not now, in AntiTrust case exposing them to ciminal violations under Sherman Act, which spells out penalties, treble damages, and even a jail term.
The new time-line started in 2024 with the filing of Antitrust and Class Action cases. We have filed, refiled, consolidated once and finalized filings in late 2025. That is our new time-line.
These filings seek a resolution of several issues, including some patent conflicts. The Antitrust is simple and straight forward. The Class Action is complex (Refer to a diagram posted eariler) and could take longer, considering the illegality of Subscribers' Arbitration Clause and deceptive selling of expensive calling plans etc.