Huawei, Intel among big firms selling patents in June-recorded transactions
Two deals could bring NPE risk but others stem from bankruptcies, buying and selling of business units and company product collaborations
Two deals could bring NPE risk but others stem from bankruptcies, buying and selling of business units and company product collaborations
Bundling various forms of IP increases the value of a deal but precautions need to be taken in case the parties end up in court
Each speciality comes with its own challenges and risks which shape how deals are negotiated and structured – and there is no ‘one-size fits all’ approach
The Supreme Court of the United States has shown increased interest in recent years in patent cases, an attitude diametrically opposed to the restraint practised after the creation of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in 1982
08 June 2007
Walker Process, sham litigation and other patent-antitrust issues are frequently raised during licensing, even after accepting a licence, and during litigation in various ways
08 June 2007
With an increasingly collaborative and connected marketplace, most organisations have a large number of contractual agreements with a wide variety of business partners
08 June 2007
Over the past few decades, businesses have come to regard intellectual property not only as protection for their own products and manufacturing methods, but also as a powerful tool to secure competitive advantages in the marketplace and as an income-generating asset in its own right
08 June 2007
Off-industry and non-core patent licensing has often been held up as the IP industry’s Holy Grail. But recent research suggests that for most it is actually nothing more than myth and mirage
08 June 2007
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