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Judicial changes strengthen English Patents Court
Recent high-profile appointments and developments will bolster the UK's reputation as a forum for litigating complex patent disputes
The European Court of Justice will again deal with FRAND licensing
In its decision of November 26, 2020 in the patent infringement action Nokia ./. Daimler the Düsseldorf Regional Court refers
A new bag of tricks? Obvious if it could have been done before (says the Patents Court)
In order to establish obviousness for the purposes of a patent application, it is enough to show that the idea
Illuminating insufficiency: the English Patents Court examines "Regeneron ranges"
In applying the insufficiency principles laid down in Regeneron, the High Court highlights some key considerations for patentees looking to
How to instruct experts in patent cases correctly
The recent decision of Mr Justice Meade in Fisher & Paykel v Flexicare is yet another warning to patent practitioners
Unwired Planet unpacked: are English courts the de facto global tribunal for SEP licensing disputes?
Is the UK now effectively the forum for determining global FRAND licence terms, and, if so, is that a bad
Advocate General casts doubt over hyperlink techniques
The opinion in a copyright case could have important implications for the use of inline framing and inline linking techniques
Supreme Court Unwired Planet case unpacked: where will implementers turn next in FRAND disputes?
Landmark final appeal ruling means implementers of standards will now face the prospect of the English court setting worldwide licence
