Apple, Optis held to be ‘gaming the system’ in SEP ruling
Justice Richard Arnold upheld a 2021 ruling decreeing that Apple must accept FRAND terms | Organisations urged to make legally enforceable arbitration part of IP rights policies.
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29 September 2021 Apple could be hit with a sales ban in the UK if it refuses to accept a licence on fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory terms, the High Court of Justice has ruled in the tech company’s latest court case with Optis.