1 May 2015Jurisdiction reportsAndreas Kramer

Indirect infringement of domestic patents abroad

In a recent decision, German’s Federal Court of Justice (Bundesgerichtshof) confirmed a judgment of the Karlsruhe Appeal Court that said a foreign (Chinese) supplier was liable for indirect patent infringement in Germany through its actions in China.

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