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December 2021 to March 2022. The objective of the questionnaire was to determine if the UK’s current SEP system functions fairly and efficiently, and whether the government needs to make changes to
lawsuits in Germany and other countries. However, the company and its litigation representatives did not comment on the lawsuits to JUVE Patent. First major SEP battle Until now, owners of mobile
InterDigital could recently celebrate two successes in its ongoing dispute with multiple mobile phone manufacturers. After the Federal Patent Court upheld a SEP with restrictions, the Munich Regional
Court has leaned more towards protecting SEP owners’ interests by granting interim security orders during the pendency of litigation. Last year, the court issued similar relief to Nokia against Oppo
the UK High Court in SEP and FRAND actions. The UK High Court has now made one of the first important decisions in the global dispute. In July 2023, after years of negotiations, the Japanese
In the dispute over SEPs for 4G and 5G, HMD Global has secured a victory against Huawei. Munich Regional Court dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Chinese mobile phone manufacturer. This marks the third ...
The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) launches the WIPO Mediation Pledge by SEP Holders to IoT SMEs, a new initiative where some standard-essential patent (SEP) holders have committed
Last January, the Intermediate People's Court of Shenzhen hit Samsung with an SEP injunction as part of the Korean company's sprawling international patent dispute with Huawei. It was just the second
infringing the UK designations of four of its European SEPs (UK patent numbers 1,031,192; 0,978,210; 1,797,659; and 1,878,177). The licensing company claimed it had made FRAND offers to license its SEP
Nokia has defended Qualcomm in its standard-essential patent (SEP) dispute with the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which has also responded to Nokia’s arguments. District Judge Lucy Koh allowed
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