Vringo, Inc.(NYSEAMEX:VRNG) shares are hitting an all time
high in Thursday’s session with the stock gaining another 25% to $5.37 after
soaring 39% in the previous trading session. The recent rally has been
attracted after a U.S. court rejected Google (NASDAQ:GOOG)’s appeal for summary
on the ongoing case with Google, valuing at around $700 million.
"Having carefully reviewed the parties' pleadings, the
court finds that summary judgment is inappropriate at this time as there are
genuine issues of material fact in dispute," U.S. District Judge Raymond
Jackson said in his order.
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The patents which are under dispute were developed by Donald
Kosak and Andrew Lang, who was the chief technology officer of Lycos. They were
bought by a company called I/P Engine, which merged with Vringo in July this
year.
After the merger Vringo sued big companies such as Google,
AOL, Gannett, IAC and Target alleging that the search giant was using the
patents to deliver advertisings to users and that Google had gained $38 billion
annually as a result of this.
AOL has already settled with Vringo but it is still part of
the lawsuit filed by Vringo as it contracts ads from Google.
The latest conclusion by the Judge will open door for
Vringo’s to initiate a trial October 9, 2012.
Shares of VRNG made an all time high of $5.55 earlier in the
session and has risen 440% so far this year.
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