Vonage Sues Nortel

By Mark Evans | Published: August 21, 2007

Look, Vonage is suing someone again. This time, it’s Nortel.

Vonage is seeking to invalidate three patents to manage telephone data. This comes Nortel is trying to sue Vonage for infringing the patents. It must be fun to be a lawyer!

More: Red Herring has more coverage.

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  • Not Observer

    If Vonage wins this case, it would set an ugly precedence for Intellectual Property protection across the entire industry. Hopefully that doesn’t happen as all companies have the right to protect their interests in this area.

  • Paul Stevens

    I would not invest in anything that Jeff Citron is at the helm of. Based on his history, I’m not left with an impression that he has much respect for ethical principles. If Vonage is guilty of Nortel IPR infringement, I hope Nortel is successful in holding Vonage accountable.

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