Ericsson’s SEP triumph ‘paves way’ for future litigation in India

Landmark case sees the Swedish smartphone firm win record damages against Indian tech rival | Dispute concerned standard-essential patents covering 2G, 3G and Edge technologies | Judgment will ‘pave the way’ for future SEP litigation in the country, Ericsson counsel tells WIPR.

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Ericsson’s SEP triumph ‘paves way’ for future litigation in India

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