Duty of care towards employees and investors, decision made too hasty, conflicts of interest, insufficient balance between the various interests and responsibilities.
Note that even if the grounds of the lawsuit are narrow if you prevail the damages can be immense. So the professor is talking about the likelihood of success, not about what will happen if the plaintiffs prevail. The plaintiff with the strongest motive (Microsoft) is now actively contributing to the damage so I doubt it is them that are going to sue.
Note that even if the grounds of the lawsuit are narrow if you prevail the damages can be immense. So the professor is talking about the likelihood of success, not about what will happen if the plaintiffs prevail. The plaintiff with the strongest motive (Microsoft) is now actively contributing to the damage so I doubt it is them that are going to sue.