They are not working pro bono. Pro bono means free of charge. They are working contingency, meaning they will not collect one thin dime from WDDD until WDDD gets paid. Susman and Godfrey's get paid only after WDDD gets paid.
Susman Godfrey know the litigation process takes time. They are very much on board with seeing the case all the way through.
Cries of dilution or bankruptcy are ill-founded. You can call it using your head, but I will call it trying to drive the price lower. WDDD's stock price has less to fear from dilution than it does from bashers throwing out false information. But I am not worried about either. Thom Kidrin, the CEO of WDDD, is the largest shareholder in WDDD and is therefore the shareholders largest advocate. No one stands to lose more money than he does if the share price drops, and no one stands to make more money than he does if the share price goes up. The case is strong. The time for investor interest is near. WDDD will have its day in court at a Markman, and when it does, ATVI will be shook hard. ATVI is doing everything in its power to avoid a Markman hearing. Do you know why? Because they know a Markman hearing will sink them. Think about that for a moment, too. They are about out of delay tactics, if they are not already out entirely. Get ready. Exciting times ahead.
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