Voip Pal Com Inc (VPLM)

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What happens if the companies infringing on the vplm patents are only infringing on a partial part of the patent?

Would the judge throw out the case?

I'm under the impression that if the patents are not being 100% infringed upon, then the courts will rule against vplm.

I think we all know that the best case scenario is to sell the patent portfolio. Licensing will be a far second best.

Going after companies that are possibly infringing will be a heavy burden on its shareholders. They will need cash to take these companies to court, plus the time frame could be years, and the outcome will be unknown until the judge strikes a ruling.

As we head into the winter, there is still a lot of uncertainty with this company.

We have said plenty of times here on this board that if they get stuck in legal battles it will be a lot harder to sell the company.

If the BOD is reading this message -> tell us the truth, is this company going to be sold or not? and what is the sale price? and who is interested?

Sometimes I think of the written offer and I ask myself if the NDA was for vplm and not the buying company, if the buyer said they would pay 5 cents per share, you know vplm would want to keep that as secret as possible.