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Stanford retains cancer detection patents licensed to Foresight Diagnostics, but Roche gets non-exclusive license: settlement
Read more: Stanford retains cancer detection patents licensed to Foresight Diagnostics, but Roche gets non-exclusive license: settlementRoche Molecular Systems, Stanford and Foresight Diagnostics have recently settled a dispute over trade secrets, breach of contract, unfair competition and patent ownership.
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Post-judgment cleanup orders in UK pharma cases: no disgorgement of Bayer profits; Teva, Glenmark, Generics (UK) recover two thirds of costs
Read more: Post-judgment cleanup orders in UK pharma cases: no disgorgement of Bayer profits; Teva, Glenmark, Generics (UK) recover two thirds of costsAstraZeneca must reimburse two thirds of the costs of an unsuccessful case Teva, Glenmark and Generics (UK). Separately, Bayer does not have to disgorge profits to Sandoz.
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Judge dismisses Ultrahuman’s Indian countersuit against Oura for failure to disclose key information from ITC case: Ultrahuman must refile
Read more: Judge dismisses Ultrahuman’s Indian countersuit against Oura for failure to disclose key information from ITC case: Ultrahuman must refileMrs. Justice Arora faults Ultrahuman for not disclosing ITC decisions that were relevant to the question of whether Ultrahuman’s Indian patent-in-suit is valid.
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UPC Roundup (1 week): five-month delay defeats application for provisional measures; clarifications on scope of rejoinder, authorization of counsel; and more
Read more: UPC Roundup (1 week): five-month delay defeats application for provisional measures; clarifications on scope of rejoinder, authorization of counsel; and moreThis is a summary of developments in and around the Unified Patent Court (UPC) in the week since our August 24, 2025 UPC Roundup.
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Federal Circuit revives Sonos v. Google: laches allowed in rare cases only
Read more: Federal Circuit revives Sonos v. Google: laches allowed in rare cases onlyThe Federal Circuit has partly reversed a judgment by the Northern District of California, finding that it abused its discretion in finding that Google was prejudiced by Sonos’ alleged delay in claiming the subject matter at issue via continuation practice.
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Dolby seeking SEP-based preliminary injunction against Roku as Munich I Regional Court outpaces UPC’s Munich LD by wide margin
Read more: Dolby seeking SEP-based preliminary injunction against Roku as Munich I Regional Court outpaces UPC’s Munich LD by wide marginRoku is coming under pressure in the Munich I Regional Court with a January 2026 trial date and a SEP-based preliminary injunction motion, but nothing has happened in the UPC.
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Via LA Bridge Summit to feature inter-pool administrator discussion: third edition in San Francisco (September 22-26)
Read more: Via LA Bridge Summit to feature inter-pool administrator discussion: third edition in San Francisco (September 22-26)Co-hosted by the UC Berkeley Center for Law & Technology, Via Licensing Alliance’s third-ever Bridge Summit will be held at the Fairmont in San Francisco, and will include keynotes from Huawei’s Emil Zhang and Xiaomi’s Na Wei, as well as a panel discussion with fellow pool administrators Sisvel and Access Advance.
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