Blackberry patent buyer’s US litigation track record
Key Patent Innovations has a scant history of suing in the States, indicating its licensing approach may centre on private negotiations in contrast to the failed purchaser
Key Patent Innovations has a scant history of suing in the States, indicating its licensing approach may centre on private negotiations in contrast to the failed purchaser
Nokia Technologies’ Head of IoT Licensing talks exclusively to IAM
We talked with Greg Benoit, president of the Canadian company that filed the most cases in 2022, strongly favours the Western District of Texas, and has obtained a 96% settlement rate among its terminated cases
IP Bridge wins right to enjoin Detroit carmaker from selling into crucial market
24 May 2022
IAM speaks to Yann Ménière of the European Patent Office about how the patent profession can best support Fourth Industrial Revolution innovators
23 May 2022
Comments sought on draft changes to resource, which come just weeks after parent ministry METI issued FRAND guidelines of its own
11 May 2022
Elon Musk will have to make certain that IP vital to the company’s future cannot just walk out the door
06 May 2022
Company’s general counsel suggests USPTO fees for the largest filers, like the search giant itself, should be raised
29 April 2022
Reports from Unified Patents and RPX agree that NPE assertions dropped more than 10% in Q1, and both noted upticks in ex parte re-exam requests
19 April 2022
IAM turned to Docket Navigator for a status update on nine US patent cases between the Taiwanese and Dutch semiconductor companies, and peeked into their broader litigation histories as well
18 April 2022
Research on metaverse patents shows leadership in the US and China and significant assets assigned to IBM, Microsoft and other major IP-owning companies
08 April 2022
Docket Navigator data shows that 45 subsidiaries of the Canadian licensing business have filed 302 lawsuits since 2008, enjoying high settlement rates and defending themselves fairly well in 160 IPRs
04 April 2022
Returning from two action-packed days in London, IAM Deputy Editor Adam Houldsworth reflects on the surprising state of corporate UPC strategies, the rise of AI, FRAND fireworks and more
02 April 2022
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