Giose, that's speculation. There is no evidence to support and no law firm will act on behalf of the shareholders without evidence.
The current board need to voluntarily resign, but certain things need to occur simultaneously, such as find appropriate replacements.
Ms Miller and her band of will still hold their shares in the company, so it's in their interest that the company take product to market, just not with them steering. Asleep at the wheel, or some other motive for their lacklustre performance, only they know.
How about this as next step - Ms Miller responds to the criticism that we've put forward through a company announcement. As shareholders we can then decide on if we go to an extradordinary meeting and if so, proposed resolutions are drafted that would include amongst other issues, the removal of the board?
Are there any lawyers amongst us that can assist with this?
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