Last Thursday I moderated a webinar titled “German FRAND Cases: the EC’s Amicus Brief and Other Developments.” The panelists included Peter Picht and Erik Habich, who along with me edited the recently-published volume “FRAND: German Case Law and Other Developments (Edward Elgar 2024) (see previous discussion on this blog here and here); Munich Regional Court […]
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Last Thursday I moderated a webinar titled “German FRAND Cases: the EC’s Amicus Brief and Other Developments.” The panelists included Peter Picht and Erik Habich, who along with me edited the recently-published volume “FRAND: German Case Law and Other Developments (Edward Elgar 2024) (see previous discussion on this blog here and here); Munich Regional Court
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by Dennis Crouch The Federal Circuit’s 2012 decision in Thorner v. Sony Computer Entertainment America LLC, 669 F.3d 1362 (Fed. Cir. 2012) has become one of the court’s most cited cases from the past 15 years. In fact, the decision has over 9,000 citations since being released 12 years ago (according to Westlaw search). The
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Last Thursday I moderated a webinar titled “German FRAND Cases: the EC’s Amicus Brief and Other Developments.” The panelists included Peter Picht and Erik Habich, who along with me edited the recently-published volume “FRAND: German Case Law and Other Developments (Edward Elgar 2024) (see previous discussion on this blog here and here); Munich Regional Court
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Last Thursday I moderated a webinar titled “German FRAND Cases: the EC’s Amicus Brief and Other Developments.” The panelists included Peter Picht and Erik Habich, who along with me edited the recently-published volume “FRAND: German Case Law and Other Developments (Edward Elgar 2024) (see previous discussion on this blog here and here); Munich Regional Court
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by Dennis Crouch In a prior post, I focused on President Elect Trump’s nomination of Howard Lutnick as Commerce Secretary, but the most direct impact for the patent system will be the upcoming nomination of the next USPTO Director. Dennis Crouch, Howard Lutnick and the Patent System, Patently-O (November 25, 2024). Like the Secretary of
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Last Thursday I moderated a webinar titled “German FRAND Cases: the EC’s Amicus Brief and Other Developments.” The panelists included Peter Picht and Erik Habich, who along with me edited the recently-published volume “FRAND: German Case Law and Other Developments (Edward Elgar 2024) (see previous discussion on this blog here and here); Munich Regional Court
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Last Thursday I moderated a webinar titled “German FRAND Cases: the EC’s Amicus Brief and Other Developments.” The panelists included Peter Picht and Erik Habich, who along with me edited the recently-published volume “FRAND: German Case Law and Other Developments (Edward Elgar 2024) (see previous discussion on this blog here and here); Munich Regional Court
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Last Thursday I moderated a webinar titled “German FRAND Cases: the EC’s Amicus Brief and Other Developments.” The panelists included Peter Picht and Erik Habich, who along with me edited the recently-published volume “FRAND: German Case Law and Other Developments (Edward Elgar 2024) (see previous discussion on this blog here and here); Munich Regional Court
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What have been Sisvel’s biggest highlights over the past year? There are so many to choose from as it has been an incredibly busy period on many fronts. We have welcomed a number of new licensees and licensors to our pools and invested in a major educational push targeted at implementers of the technologies covered