SCO Files Notice of Cure Amounts Re Leases and Executory Contracts (Groklaw)

I think that what's surprising is that SCO chose to lie under oath in the earlier case as to the reasons they were losing marketshare and when such losses were occurring. Ok, well, maybe "surprising" is a bit of a stretch, but IIRC the original case is either still underway or under appeal. In either case, SCO's bankruptcy filings might well end up being presented as evidence of testimony/filings in bad faith, contempt of court, and other such stuff. Cases that haven't yet reached court might even be subject to claims of frivolous lawsuits, with potential penalties exacted on SCO.

Of course, since I'm not a lawyer, I can't tell you if any of these are likely or if they'd even succeed. On the other hand, I'm absolutely certain no judge likes to be taken for a sucker, which almost has to affect SCO somehow.