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Cellect Your Weapon: Navigating Potential Arguments in the Aftermath of In re Cellect | JD Supra
In In re Cellect, 81 F.4th 1216 (Fed. Cir.
Is the Top-Down FRAND Approach Officially Trending in Europe? | JD Supra
The High Court of Justice in London recently issued its third judgment on a fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) rate for a license to cellular standard-essential patents (SEPs). In the two prior UK FRAND decisions—Unwired Planet Int’l Ltd. v. Huawei Techs. (UK) Co. Ltd., 2017 EWHC 711, and Interdigital Tech. Corp. v.
The Proposed EU SEP Regulations: a Quiet Move Toward a Top-Down World? | JD Supra
OVERVIEW We previously reported on a leaked draft of European Commission regulations for standard-essential patent (SEP) licensing. The Commission has since released its official proposal.
Delving Into the EU’S Draft Regulations on SEP Licensing
“Overall, both SEP owners and implementers could benefit from the increased transparency these regulations could bring to FRAND negotiations.” In late March, news broke that the European Commission was drafting sweeping regulations on the licensing of standard essential patents (SEPs). Commentators predict the draft will be released in late April and, although this is an early draft that will likely evolve, below we offer the following initial observations.
The EU’s Draft Regulations on SEP Licensing: Additional Context from the Impact Assessment Report | JD Supra
We recently reported on the European Commission’s leaked draft regulations concerning the fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory (FRAND) licensing of standard essential patents (SEPs). Since the publication of that piece, we have reviewed a 245-page Impact Assessment Report from the European Commission that offers further context on the draft regulations and reveals an interesting feature that was considered but ultimately not included in the leaked draft.
First Look at the EU’s Draft Regulations on SEP Licensing | JD Supra
In late March, news broke that the European Commission was drafting sweeping regulations on the licensing of standard essential patents (SEPs). Commentators predict the draft will be released in late April. McDermott has had the opportunity to review the regulations and, although this is an early draft that will likely evolve, we offer the following initial observations.
First Look at the EU’s Draft Regulations on SEP Licensing
In late March, news broke that the European Commission was drafting sweeping regulations on the licensing of standard essential patents (SEPs). Commentators predict the draft will be released in late April. McDermott has had the opportunity to review the regulations and, although this is an early draft that will likely evolve, we offer the following initial observations.
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