1 August 2018PatentsBrian Scarpelli

Making SEP agreements fair: why Europe should take the lead

Standard-essential patents (SEPs) are well known for the prolific, high stakes lawsuits they provoke, especially in the related fields of technology and telecoms. In the EU, several prominent cases have grabbed headlines in recent years. The landmark Huawei v ZTE case is one notable example, and cases continue to pile up across the EU.

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