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Oct 7, 2005 : NaviSite Settles Sister Company Lawsuit
📅 - According to reports, Web and application hosting provider NaviSite (navisite.com👉 Total Reviews: 1 🙌 Average Rating: 1 / 10 👍 Good Reviews: 0 👎 Bad Reviews: 1 👈 Official Responses: 0) agreed this week to pay $375,000 to the creditors of former sister company Engage. The plaintiffs had sought a considerably higher sum of $3.4 million. NaviSite and Engage, an online advertising company, were previously subsidiaries of Internet holding company CMGI. Engage declared bankruptcy in 2003 and sold its assets for $2 million. But prior to going bankrupt, it paid a reported $3.4 million in cancellation fees to NaviSite for a series of cancelled Web hosting contracts. Engage's creditors, the report says, allege that the $3.4 million Engage paid to NaviSite was not a legitimate transaction and was arranged by CMGI in order to save NaviSite. The settlement jumps to one million if the $375,000 is not paid in full by the end of the year.
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