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UPC Weekly - What SEP?

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By Matthew Naylor
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UPC Weekly brings you timely, thoughtful and joined-up insight into the evolving landscape of patent litigation at the Unified Patent Court. 2026 Week 25 The highest value cases at the UPC fall squarely into two camps – life sciences litigation and standard essential patent (SEP) litigation. Not a lot of crossover between these. But for the FRAND-curious, this week we have a nice way in to understand SEP cases by looking at InterDigital v. Disney (UPC LD Mannheim, 16 June 2026).
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UPC Weekly - An all-you-can-eat buffet from the Court of Appeal

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By Matthew Naylor
| mewburn.com
UPC Weekly brings you timely, thoughtful and joined-up insight into the evolving landscape of patent litigation at the Unified Patent Court. 2026 Week 24 There’s more to the UPC than long arm jurisdiction. Last week we looked at just one part of the UPC Court of Appeal (CoA) decision in Kodak v. Fujifilm (CoA, 2 June 2026).
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UPC Weekly - The long arm workflow and checklist

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By Matthew Naylor
| mewburn.com
UPC Weekly brings you timely, thoughtful and joined-up insight into the evolving landscape of patent litigation at the Unified Patent Court. 2026 Week 23 As a new court, covering 18 countries, it was always expected that the UPC would need to deal with complex questions about its jurisdiction. And how should this interact with the jurisdiction of other courts, especially when validity of the patent is raised as a defence?
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