ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The UK Supreme Court is soon expected to hand down its judgment in the appeals of Unwired Planet v Huawei and ZTE v Conversant concerning FRAND, which were heard together. In advance of the decision itself, this podcast provides a reminder of what FRAND is all about (fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms required in the licensing of standard essential patents) and what issues are before the Court, as well as some background to the individual disputes. We will provide updates on our blog (Intellectual Property Notes www.hsfnotes.com/ip/) and publish a further podcast once the Supreme Court has given its judgment.
Speakers: Rachel Montagnon, Professional Support Consultant and David Webb, Associate, Intellectual Property Group, London
For more information on these issues and regular updates on IP developments, subscribe to our blog: Intellectual Property Notes at www.hsfnotes.com/ip/
Speakers: Rachel Montagnon, Professional Support Consultant and David Webb, Associate, Intellectual Property Group, London
For more information on these issues and regular updates on IP developments, subscribe to our blog: Intellectual Property Notes at www.hsfnotes.com/ip/
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