24 October 2018Patents

Unwired Planet v Huawei will have far-reaching impact, lawyers predict

Lawyers have told WIPR that the much-awaited decision in Unwired Planet v Huawei will have far-reaching implications for patent owners, the telecommunications industry, and cross-border licensing.

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Global licence can be FRAND, English Court of Appeal confirms

23 October 2018 The English Court of Appeal today ruled that the owner of a standard-essential patent is able to meet fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory obligations through the offer of a worldwide licence.

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English Court of Appeal set to rule on Unwired Planet v Huawei

22 October 2018 The English Court of Appeal will tomorrow rule on the long-running standard-essential patent dispute between licensing business Unwired Planet and Chinese telecoms company Huawei.

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Unwired Planet v Huawei will have far-reaching impact, lawyers predict

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