patent infringement | Intellepedia

Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) and Royalty Rates (Ericsson vs. Lava) – Part 1

The Delhi High Court’s judgment in Ericsson vs. Lava clarifies major legal standards for standard essential patents, FRAND royalties, and infringement in India. This case note examines the Court’s findings on patent validity, damages, and licensing practices in the telecom sector.

All elements rule versus Doctrine of equivalents, a recent decision by Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court recently addressed the interplay between the all elements rule and the doctrine of equivalents in a patent dispute over brick-making machines. The Court granted interim relief, affirming a nuanced approach to patent claim analysis and infringement in Indian law.

Kudos Pharma v. Natco Pharma: A case on patent claims, coverage, validity and infringement.

The Delhi High Court’s decision in Kudos Pharma v. Natco Pharma reviews crucial aspects of patent law, including credible challenge and the distinction between patent coverage and disclosure. The Court granted an interim injunction to Kudos Pharma, reinforcing core principles of Indian patent jurisprudence.

Officer’s Choice Trademark, Zinking Patent and Baoji Footwear Cases

This post discusses key Delhi and Himachal Pradesh High Court rulings on trademark and patent infringement. It covers injunctions, label similarities, and rectification petition requirements in Indian IP law. The analysis is based on recent judgments and legal principles.

Indian Startup Secures Interim Injunction in PIP Patent Dispute with Canva

The Delhi High Court granted an interim injunction to Rxprism Health Systems against Canva over a PIP patent dispute. The Court found a prima facie case of infringement and upheld the importance of patent rights and public interest.

Why should I perform a Freedom to Operate (FTO) analysis before launching my product?

Conducting a freedom to operate analysis is essential before launching a product to identify potential patent risks. This process helps assess infringement threats and enables informed decisions, promoting legal compliance and risk mitigation.

5 Reasons to Conduct a Patent Search

Conducting a patent search is a key step in evaluating a new product idea. It enables you to assess patentability, identify potential risks, and understand industry trends. A well-executed search supports effective competitor analysis and informed product development.

CASE BRIEF: FMC Corporation & Ors. vs. Natco Pharma Limited

The Delhi High Court analysed whether Natco Pharma’s process infringed FMC Corporation’s patented method for producing chlorantraniliprole. The court, relying on expert opinions, found key differences in process steps and chemical agents, leading to a decision of non-infringement.

Latest Patent Cases in 2022 – Part 1

This post analyses recent Indian patent cases from 2022, focusing on notable court decisions such as MSN Laboratories v. Novartis Ag. It provides legal insights into patent infringement and injunctions in the pharmaceutical sector.

No single leader in 5G tech, finds USPTO; DHC sets up IPR Bench, notifies final rules and more patent news.

This week’s bulletin highlights the absence of a single leader in 5G technology as found by the USPTO and the notification of key IPR rules by the Delhi High Court. It also covers major international patent disputes and recent legal updates relevant to patent enforcement and policy.