If the judge rules, GERS will be instantly profitable, debt free, and the lawsuit will be over.
Like I said a couple of day's ago: The case isn't closed yet. Until that It can go both ways. And even if a judge rules that PEIX technology is patented by Greenshift, it still doesn't mean that PEIX is sentenced to pay an large amount of money. They started corn oil extraction in the end of May 2013 at the first plant and in October at the second. So how many do you think they have earned by doing so since then, and how much do you think GERS would be getting from it?
That of course if the judge rules PEIX has to pay for it. And it can take a long time before the judge will rule. Also PEIX will get the money back from Edinique if the patent was wrong.