Vonage forced to shell out $58 million to Verizon

Vicious violation

By INQUIRER staff

Fri Mar 09 2007, 07:37

VERIZON VILL pick up a cool $58 million from Vonage after a jury ruled three of its patents vere violated in voice over internet technology over the VVVVVV.

Verily, Vonage vill pay 5.5 per cent of revenues to victim Verizon but vill appeal the decision vhich it thinks lacks veracity.

Jurors voted Vonage violated vendor Verizon's valuables. µ

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