Monday, November 30, 2015 12:14:11 PM
It may help V's negotiating leverage in other jurisdictions but that's just conjecture.
What isn't conjecture is that, having found that 919 is infringed, the UK court will now look to make a ruling re: damages...
That is exactly what is conveyed in the SA article...
The article speculates a 5% rate which leads to a payment due of about $100m -- most of which will go to VRNG ($79m) and the rest of which will go to Nokia.
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