In this episode, Nadine Bleach and Francion Brooks discuss the latest trend in FRAND litigation - anti-suit relief. The discussion traverses the initial anti-interim licence injunctions granted in the UPC and Germany in InterDigital v Lenovo and the reaction in the UK, including the AASI relief granted ex parte in Warner Brothers v Nokia.
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In this episode, Nadine Bleach and Francion Brooks discuss the latest trend in FRAND litigation - anti-suit relief. The discussion traverses the initial anti-interim licence injunctions granted in the UPC and Germany in InterDigital v Lenovo and the reaction in the UK, including the AASI relief granted ex parte in Warner Brothers v Nokia.
In this episode, Richard Pinckney and Matthew Raynor unpack the Court of Appeal’s landmark decision in Optis v Apple, a judgment that reaffirms the UK’s approach to global FRAND licensing. They explore how the Court re-centred comparables analysis, revived the parties' valuation evidence, and addressed the tension between UK and US proceedings. How did the Court arrive at the $0.15 per unit royalty rate? Are top-down cross checks back in fashion? And what does this all mean for SEP liti...
FRANDly Chat
In this episode, Nadine Bleach and Francion Brooks discuss the latest trend in FRAND litigation - anti-suit relief. The discussion traverses the initial anti-interim licence injunctions granted in the UPC and Germany in InterDigital v Lenovo and the reaction in the UK, including the AASI relief granted ex parte in Warner Brothers v Nokia.
