Has anybody ever seen a legal document proving that "MaxD Patent" is owned by Max Sound? I haven't seen it. I can tell you that the statement is not true: "all hardware and all software of video compression infringes". It is absurd.
Back to the contract, have any of you seen the VLL-Max Sound ownership transfer? I don't think there's ownership of a patent. I don't know what the trigger mechanism is, but you should all ask to see it, seeing as how this is a public, SEC regulated corporation. And entity that is required to be transparent. Not with secrets they don't have to be shown, but if an Intellectual Property is what you're all believing, then you need to see if the name of Max Sound Corporation is assigned ownership in a particular Vedanti Systems Limited and/or Vedanti Licensing Limited bundle of 22 patents.
Neither of the Vedanti firms has ownership of the software. My company has owned that and licensed it to Vedanti Systems Limited but it's not yet licensed formally to Vedanti Licensing Limited. It can be but isn't yet. I also licensed my coding and software in 2009, and 2013 to a couple of different entities. But not to Max Sound. I offered 2016 to help the whole process of settling for Netflix and Google interests.
I do not know if Vedanti licensing is taking place. It seems that it is stalled for all the reasons I would not allow Max Sound to have my patents, could not have a License, and never had one: if you have 1 patent and you sue Google as Greg Halpern did (and secretly)you end up with NO PATENTS; what you have is a crippled non-commercialized-moribund bundle of assets: why? DEFENSE IS NULLIFY, INVALIDATION, APPEALS COURT -for years and years. And if you win? Maybe there's a license silver lining. But, look at Mark Cuban's deal. That is where my hard-fought-hard-won, costly patents and assets are now for Vedanti: in Max Sound generated PTAB USPTO appeals court, and in Munich Federal Patents Court: nullification.
Go online and read Duncan Powell Vedanti partner's webpage of Vedanti Licensing Limited. You'll get straight answers there. Sellers wouldn't have signed a terms sale if we weren't convinced of their business acumen, deal making strength, and if they didn't have the top firm in the US representing them.
Constance Nash
Top Female Exec 2014
