I’m not seeing anywhere a review of legality involving the departure of R&D is being requested.
On the surface, yes. But study the board and game out further and ask what happens if the higher court agrees that Gull needs to put all those filings (incl. last week's) back on the docket?
In my view, last week we were playing whack-a-mole; this week we're playing chess.
Rozzi is making moves to force Gull to put filings back on the docket such that Gull must DEAL with them in hearings and in papers.
In particular:
2 motions from Rozzi that Gull whacked away as "filing errors" - one of which was asking Gull to DQ herself, the other where Rozzi argues he continues as RA's counsel on this case.
3 Appellate experts motioning a Higher Court to order that Gull must have transparency on the docket.
We don't know if this appeal will succeed or not but ...
If the Appeal is successful, Gull must - on the record - go through the proper process, whether it be hearings, decisions, paperwork etc. of affirming or denying Rozzi's motions.
Once Rozzi gets an actual written Decision out of Gull
(the 2 motions above) ... he can accept those decisions, or he can then choose to bring those decisions to the Higher Court for review. And he already has his Appeals team in place.
More transparency in general with regard to Gull's handling of the case is also on the table, and I don't mean to diminish the importance of the global transparency ask for the public good on this appeal ...
jmho