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UPC Dusseldorf LD affirms 10x v. Curio preliminary injunction in final ruling, creates opening for late claim construction arguments
Read more: UPC Dusseldorf LD affirms 10x v. Curio preliminary injunction in final ruling, creates opening for late claim construction argumentsHaving recently settled its dispute with Bruker (NanoString) on presumably favorable terms, 10x is now continuing its patent enforcement with a victory over Curio.
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UPC Roundup (1 week): new Swedish Patent Office evidence in TCL case; phased rollout of new Case Management System; various new cases
Read more: UPC Roundup (1 week): new Swedish Patent Office evidence in TCL case; phased rollout of new Case Management System; various new casesThis is a summary of developments in and around the Unified Patent Court (UPC) in the week since our June 8, 2025 UPC Roundup. 1. CoA: intervener’s bid to halt enforcement of infringement ruling denied (Chainzone Technology (intervener) v. SWARCO) (link to LinkedIn post) The Court of Appeal (CoA) second panel rejected Chainzone’s application to suspend…
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Microsoft seeks declaratory judgment against Biogy over RFC one-time passcode patent in Northern District of California
Read more: Microsoft seeks declaratory judgment against Biogy over RFC one-time passcode patent in Northern District of CaliforniaMicrosoft has alleged that Biogy’s prior “litigation behavior” confirms it will be its next target in an RFC patent infringement suit.
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Nokia upgrades Hisense, Acer disputes with Indian patent infringement filings
Read more: Nokia upgrades Hisense, Acer disputes with Indian patent infringement filingsNokia’s patent enforcement against Hisense and Acer is now expanding to India.
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USPTO on pace to quadruple discretionary denials under new interim procedures, report says
Read more: USPTO on pace to quadruple discretionary denials under new interim procedures, report saysRecent data by Unified Patents has found that there were three times more United States Patent & Trademark Office’s Patent Trial and Appeal Board discretionary denial decisions in Q1 2025 than the last record number of decisions (167 in 2020).
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BREAKING: Datang sues fellow Chinese company Xiaomi in Munich over three 4G/5G standard-essential patents
Read more: BREAKING: Datang sues fellow Chinese company Xiaomi in Munich over three 4G/5G standard-essential patentsThis is just a short news piece. A spokeswoman for the Landgericht München I (Munich I Regional Court) confirmed the pendency of three recently-filed Datang v. Xiaomi cases: All three are essential to the LTE (Long Term Evolution) standard, which is known as 4G but also forms the basis of 5G. Datang is a subsidiary…
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In U.S. court filing in ZTE case, Samsung raises “bias concerns” over Chinese FRAND proceedings: SEP-related sinophobia
Read more: In U.S. court filing in ZTE case, Samsung raises “bias concerns” over Chinese FRAND proceedings: SEP-related sinophobiaSamsung just told a U.S. court it does not expect fairness from the Chinese courts because of the Chinese govenrment’s ownership position in ZTE.
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Mannheim LD assumes UPC will have to develop its own doctrine of equivalents, provides other clarifications in DISH’s 4th loss against Aylo
Read more: Mannheim LD assumes UPC will have to develop its own doctrine of equivalents, provides other clarifications in DISH’s 4th loss against AyloContext: In an “adult entertainment” industry dispute, one of DISH’s patents is in triple trouble as the Munich I Regional Court did not hold it infringed, the Unified Patent Court’s (UPC) Central Division (CD) revoked it and the Opposition Division of the Europan Patent Office (EPO) revoked it as well, meaning that DISH would need…
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