PS I also think there is some chance that the scenario (voiced earlier on this board) of WPI choosing not to sell to their assigned customers turns out to be true so only A* is selling. It would be the smart play for WPI.
I thought this was quite likely, at least until we see the CAFC decision.
I'm not saying I know anything regarding this situation. But I do know that WPI, who only has the ability to market to the retail side only would not risk their whole company for a measly $50 to $100 gross million in gross sales for the 1st year.
WPI, being in the generic industry deals with these risks everyday and I'm sure management wouldn't roll the dice without knowing the risks.