The concept of OOBA is accepted now as a standard

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The concept of OOBA is accepted now as a standard and everyone having to pay little old SFT was not going to happen.

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You bring up an interesting point:

Even though SFOR definitely holds the patent for OOBA, getting the courts to uphold SFOR's patent so that hundreds of companies (in violation of their patent) pay SFOR big $$$ may be another matter entirely.

If there's a lot of pressure on the courts (from public companies) not to uphold it, that may be exactly what happens.

This makes one wonder:

What is the role of corruption here? Even if Alice 101 is eventually overturned, will SFOR ever win in the courts???