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Qualcomm-Huawei disagreement reflects inherently subjective nature of unpacking complex “license-plus” deals
Read more: Qualcomm-Huawei disagreement reflects inherently subjective nature of unpacking complex “license-plus” dealsQualcomm’s and Huawei’s divergent interpretations of their license-plus-patent-transfer agreement are just the latest example of how two parties can take different perspectives on the same deal without anyone necessarily lying.
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PMAC is the UPC’s ‘multi-door’ dispute resolution partner, Director Aleš Zalar says
Read more: PMAC is the UPC’s ‘multi-door’ dispute resolution partner, Director Aleš Zalar saysIn an exclusive interview, PMAC Director Aleš Zalar tells ip fray about the center’s first cases, its expanding FRAND work, coordination with the UPC and national courts, and plans to make arbitration faster and more cost-effective.
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BASF spin-off also suing Apple over face ID patent infringement in UPC, ITC
Read more: BASF spin-off also suing Apple over face ID patent infringement in UPC, ITCThe United States International Trade Commission has instituted an investigation into BASF subsidiary TrinamiX’s infringement complaint against Apple over six of its facial recognition-related patents, a month after the plaintiff also sued Apple in both the UPC and the United States District Court for the Western District of Texas.
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OpenAI, Adobe, others are on winning track against world’s first serious patent infringement lawsuit over ChatGPT: patent likely invalid
Read more: OpenAI, Adobe, others are on winning track against world’s first serious patent infringement lawsuit over ChatGPT: patent likely invalidOpenAI and its codefendants, notably including Adobe, appear very likely to fend off the world’s first serious patent infringement lawsuit over ChatGPT.
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Google succeeds in getting Federal Circuit to move online maps case out of Western District of Texas
Read more: Google succeeds in getting Federal Circuit to move online maps case out of Western District of TexasNow-retired District Judge Alan D. Albright was “patently erroneous” in denying Google’s motion to transfer the University of Southern California’s complaint.
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Micron and Netlist settle all patent litigation; Micron to pay $600M for 5-year license
Read more: Micron and Netlist settle all patent litigation; Micron to pay $600M for 5-year licenseAs with the earlier Samsung settlement, Micron has agreed to invest in Netlist as part of their deal.
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HMD’s dogged defense against patent infringement actions flies in the face of conventional litigation economics
Read more: HMD’s dogged defense against patent infringement actions flies in the face of conventional litigation economicsAcross different disputes, HMD’s defensive efforts show a pattern of disproportionate legal expenditures and an unwillingness to settle with patent holders even when the licensing terms in question enjoy wide market acceptance.
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Janssen wins landmark preliminary injunction in District of Delaware
Read more: Janssen wins landmark preliminary injunction in District of DelawareThe U.S. District Court has issued a preliminary injunction against Accord BioPharma and Bio- Thera Solutions over the alleged infringement of 17 of Janssen’s patents related to golimumab, a key ingredient in its drugs used to treat rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, and ulcerative colitis.
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- Qualcomm-Huawei disagreement reflects inherently subjective nature of unpacking complex “license-plus” deals
- PMAC is the UPC’s ‘multi-door’ dispute resolution partner, Director Aleš Zalar says
- BASF spin-off also suing Apple over face ID patent infringement in UPC, ITC
- OpenAI, Adobe, others are on winning track against world’s first serious patent infringement lawsuit over ChatGPT: patent likely invalid
- Google succeeds in getting Federal Circuit to move online maps case out of Western District of Texas