XpresSpa Group Inc (XSPA)

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the answer is obvious - VRNG doesn't sue in jurisdictions where the alleged patent infringer hasn't had much success historically.

ZTE has minimal US sales and therefore VRNG suing them for past damages in the USA would not be optimal, especially considering ZTE is one of the leading manufacturers ex-USA and that is where VRNG has sued them repeatedly, i.e. in different foreign jurisdictions

But why not go after them in the US? Especially in East Texas where patent law is most upheld