There is this underlying feeling that this court case has become personal on both sides and is a battle for something completely bigger than the company itself. HJOE never does anything in an orthodox way (which is what i like about them). I do not see something monumental happening here as HJOE winning any $ here totally turns the toxic lending world upside down and judges stay very far away from that sort of thing. The ideal outcome to me is HJOE having to pay the loan with a slight interest added and no conversion of shares, anything more is just a cherry on top.