An all we need is the opportunity to get this to trial. We now have the former BOD out of the way and it doesn't appear the daic parties have much control if Calypso wins in court, since there is a court appointed receiver looking out for any large sums of money that could come calypso's way. Despite what some might think, at least there is an unbiased, sort of, third party looking over the process. Yes the daic parties have billions to gain if this goes their way. That's why they need to get some really good minds to work on this appeal. Without a win on this case any overseas possibilities are probably non-existent. Someone mentioned before that the daic parties were not worried about anything. Maybe worried is the wrong term, but my guess is they do have a great deal of concern over the current situation. Eight years and still waiting.
The impact of this case also impacts greatly on any sale of the patent. If the daic parties can't get the Markman terms modified, the patent will be worth zippo. All of the carriers will say they also use something other than a distance measurement. I saw this defense coming before the Markman and expressed the possibility that Tmob would use the : we don't measure distance defense. I think DSU also got involved in the discussion and added volumes to the discussion. I don't think the attorneys had a full scale argument against this defense. So now it's time to launch a full scale attack on that specific idea. Get this into court and redefine the terms.
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