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Huawei’s innovation and IP event shows trend toward more collaboration as if there was no geopolitical divide favored by Western politicians
Read more: Huawei’s innovation and IP event shows trend toward more collaboration as if there was no geopolitical divide favored by Western politiciansHuawei’s innovation and IP event on Friday was all about open innovation and easy access to patent-related information.
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UPC’s Dusseldorf LD denies PI in Novartis v. Celltrion: some preparations for product launch aren’t sufficient for imminent infringement
Read more: UPC’s Dusseldorf LD denies PI in Novartis v. Celltrion: some preparations for product launch aren’t sufficient for imminent infringementThe UPC’s Dusseldorf LD unsurprisingly denied a preliminary injunction motion by Novartis over Celltrion’s preparations for the launch of a biosimilar.
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Pool rate-setting by courts: various questions left to be resolved in China after SPC ruling while Tesla appeals dismissal in UK
Read more: Pool rate-setting by courts: various questions left to be resolved in China after SPC ruling while Tesla appeals dismissal in UKThe recent decision by the Supreme People’s Court of China in tCL v. Access Advance on pool rate-setting is narrower than it appeared at first sight. Chinese courts tend to evaluate FRAND questions multifactorially.
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Interview with UPC Judge András Kupecz (Munich CD) on multilingual collaboration; joining the bench from private practice; and more
Read more: Interview with UPC Judge András Kupecz (Munich CD) on multilingual collaboration; joining the bench from private practice; and moreThis week, ip fray’s founder interviewed Judge András Kupecz of the Unified Patent Court.
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UPC’s Munich LD grants PI in barcode scanner case, clarifies direct infringement standard, absolute vs. relative prohibition, urgency
Read more: UPC’s Munich LD grants PI in barcode scanner case, clarifies direct infringement standard, absolute vs. relative prohibition, urgencyThe UPC’s Munich Local Division has granted a preliminary injunction in a case involving a software development kit used for barcode scanning, and has spoken out on several important legal questions in that decision.
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UPC Roundup: access to documents, language of proceedings, Ireland, various first-instance and appellate decisions
Read more: UPC Roundup: access to documents, language of proceedings, Ireland, various first-instance and appellate decisionsThis is a roundup of roughly two weeks of Unified Patent Court decisions and filings.
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Philips settles multi-year SEP dispute with Thales/Telit: CalAmp, Laird, Xirgo not off the hook with respect to Quectel modules
Read more: Philips settles multi-year SEP dispute with Thales/Telit: CalAmp, Laird, Xirgo not off the hook with respect to Quectel modulesAfter almost four years, the SEP dispute between Philips and Thales, which sold the relevant business unit to Telit along the way, was settled this week.
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New Huawei v. Netgear filings discovered in Munich and UPC interim conference to take place next week: WiFi 6 SEPs
Read more: New Huawei v. Netgear filings discovered in Munich and UPC interim conference to take place next week: WiFi 6 SEPsHuawei has concluded many WiFi 6 licenses without litigation, and has recently settled disputes with Amazon and German router maker AVM. Netgear is facing six WiFi 6 SEP assertions in the UPC and German national courts.
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