Voip Pal Com Inc (VPLM)

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A buyout offer conflicts with a license agreement. A license agreement is negotiated between two parties: buyer and patent owner. The post surmised that when Waco announces the infringement award it should include a license agreement. Infringement happened because the defendant practiced VPLM's technology without the license. The future royalty revenue continues until the patent life expires in 5 or 10 years or so. Inventors patent child patents along the same technology and continue the royalty for that technology for another 20 years. QCOM used to allocate a third of its revenue for IP management. Does any shareholder envision for such a high-leverage business without any manufacturing or marketing?
Buyout may not happen until the courts cases are resolved, patents are tested, damages are settled and upheld, etc. because a buyer may want to know the company's cash, cash flow, expenses, etc. like any business.