Not sure what type of non-competes you are addressing. These disputes are not the same as employment non-competes.

Based on company communications:

(SAN DIEGO, CA, August 17, 2006) – e.Digital Corporation (OTC: EDIG), a leading innovator of proprietary secure digital video technology and products, and patented technology in the utilization of flash memory in portable devices, announced today that it has filed a motion seeking to amend its response to the digEcor complaint with the following counterclaims:

• e.Digital is seeking an injunction barring digEcor and its agents from alleging, asserting, declaring or implying that e.Digital is in breach of the 2002 NDA, the 2002 Agreement, the Purchase Order, and/or the DRM agreement in any way, or that e.Digital is limited in any way by those agreements, any other agreements between e.Digital and digEcor, or any other right of digEcor, from manufacturing, marketing or selling its eVU™. ...

http://www.edigital.com/shal081706.htm

Add the recent delivery & acceptance of the delayed digEplayers, and I find damages to Wencor to be nominal. In my experience with the legal world, all issues seem to come down to how one party can prove damages from the other party.

As previously stated, just my opinion and worth "Richard." I'm sure one of our honorable board attorneys can give you their opine should they so choose.

John

I trust all will stay warm and have a great weekend...all of us poor, non-PC, God fearin' rednecks will be watching Daytona this weekend....I actually never gave a crap until I lisenced NASCAR and four veteran drivers...go #48 (won it all last year!); go #20 (newest "bad" boy), and go #24 (even if he is a bit light in his loafers)