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ACTâs desire to cooperate with ETSI tests limits of FRAND policy compatibility
Read more: ACTâs desire to cooperate with ETSI tests limits of FRAND policy compatibilityACTâs planned cooperation with ETSI is putting its IPR policy compatibility standard to the test. A FRAND framework limited to specific activities may meet functional requirements, but raises questions about consistency, predictability, and the boundaries of ETSIâs approach.
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Brazilian court enters Panasonic v. HMD PI: Via AAC pool offer was FRAND enough; UPC, German case law cited; ruling points to ip fray
Read more: Brazilian court enters Panasonic v. HMD PI: Via AAC pool offer was FRAND enough; UPC, German case law cited; ruling points to ip frayBrazilian SEP case law is evolving rapidly, and the judges in Rio de Janeiro increasingly follow developments in other jurisdictions. Occasionally they do so via ip fray.
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Federal Circuit revives Teva’s $177M (potentially $530M) damages verdict against Eli Lilly over Emgality headache drug
Read more: Federal Circuit revives Teva’s $177M (potentially $530M) damages verdict against Eli Lilly over Emgality headache drugA $177M jury verdict, potentially tripled for willfulness, has been reinstated, and the standards for written description and enablement for genus-related patents have been clarified.
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Corning wins UPC injunction against TCL TVs over glass sheet patent, validating Hisense decision to settle just before CD ruling on validity
Read more: Corning wins UPC injunction against TCL TVs over glass sheet patent, validating Hisense decision to settle just before CD ruling on validityAfter getting LG and Hisense to settle, Corning has now won a UPC ruling against TCL over glass sheets used in TVs. The patent will expire in June, however, and TCL says its current products do not infringe.
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For indirect infringement, the other component need not actually exist, says UPC Dusseldorf LD in filter cartridge case
Read more: For indirect infringement, the other component need not actually exist, says UPC Dusseldorf LD in filter cartridge caseThe UPC’s Dusseldorf LD ruled that a filter cartridge can indirectly infringe a patent even if the complementary funnel is not yet on the market. It also clarified patent exhaustion.
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Video streamers back Tesla against InterDigital, Avanci, as UKSC gears up for end of April pool rate determination hearingÂ
Read more: Video streamers back Tesla against InterDigital, Avanci, as UKSC gears up for end of April pool rate determination hearingÂThe UK Supreme Court is due to hear Teslaâs pool rate determination case against InterDigital and Avanci from April 27 to April 29. Today, it added The Fair Standards Alliance, ACT | The App Association, The Motion Picture Association, the Computer & Communications Industry Association, and the International Center for Law & Economics as intervenors…
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Breaking FRAND? Samsung pushes back on Wilusâs alleged âbad faithâ tactics
Read more: Breaking FRAND? Samsung pushes back on Wilusâs alleged âbad faithâ tacticsAs Samsung pushes back against Wilus, a court in Texas is asked to decide whether bad-faith negotiations can remove FRAND limits on SEP remedies.
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