A Düsseldorf court will rule in mid-November on a patent dispute between Daimler and Nokia, in a case which has raised major antitrust questions over patent licensing.
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24 June 2020 The Federal Cartel Office of Germany has stepped into a standard-essential patent licensing dispute between Nokia and Daimler, urging a court to ask the Court of Justice of the European Union to clarify fundamental questions.
3 November 2020 A German appeals court has lifted the enforcement of an injunction secured by Nokia against Lenovo in a standard-essential patent suit.
26 November 2020 Düsseldorf Regional Court has referred a standard-essential patent licensing dispute between Nokia and Daimler to the Court of Justice of the European Union.