This post examines Indian patent publication trends, innovative safety devices for two-wheelers, and recent IPO policy updates. It also reviews global patent litigation and international standard setting in the field of patents, with a focus on factual accuracy and legal analysis.
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Annual report 2015-2016 released -Samsung tops charts, IBM patents, and more
The Indian Patent Office’s 2015-2016 annual report details a marked increase in patent filings, led by Samsung and featuring major developments from IBM. The post covers patent statistics, notable litigation, and essential patent management tips in a structured, analytical format.
Read more about Annual report 2015-2016 released -Samsung tops charts, IBM patents, and moreIndian Patent Highlights, 2016 – Patent Office, Patent Procedure and Patent Rules
2016 marked a period of significant change for Indian patent law, with major procedural reforms and policy updates. Key highlights include the Patent (Amendment) Rules, new examination procedures, and increased support for start-ups, signalling a shift in the Indian intellectual property landscape.
Read more about Indian Patent Highlights, 2016 – Patent Office, Patent Procedure and Patent RulesCourt favors Core, leaves LG Electronics sore
The US court has ruled in favour of Core Wireless, ordering LG Electronics to pay 3.5 million dollars for patent infringement. This decision brings attention to standard essential patents and FRAND commitments, reflecting the broader global debate.
Read more about Court favors Core, leaves LG Electronics soreStandard Essential Patents : Fair? Reasonable? Non-Discriminatory? (II)
This post reviews FRAND litigation involving standard essential patents in courts across the US and Europe. It analyses judicial interpretation of FRAND obligations, patent injunctions, and the ongoing challenges in balancing innovation and competition law. The discussion highlights that the legal landscape on SEPs is still developing.
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This article provides an in-depth analysis of standard essential patents and FRAND litigation in India, focusing on major cases involving Ericsson. It explores the interplay between SSOs, patent holders, and regulatory bodies, and examines the legal challenges surrounding SEP licensing practices.
Read more about Standard Essential Patents : Fair? Reasonable? Non-Discriminatory? (I)DIPP Discusses Standard Essential Patents , Comments invited. (Part 1)
DIPP has published a discussion paper on standard essential patents and FRAND terms, seeking stakeholder input on key policy and legal issues. This post provides an overview of SEPs and highlights the main questions raised by the paper for public consultation.
Read more about DIPP Discusses Standard Essential Patents , Comments invited. (Part 1)Samsung and Huawei Lose Patent Fight against Unwired Planet
Unwired Planet has won the first round in a UK patent dispute against Samsung and Huawei over LTE standard essential patents. The ruling addresses both technical infringement and FRAND licensing issues, with further trials scheduled to determine broader legal and commercial implications.
Read more about Samsung and Huawei Lose Patent Fight against Unwired PlanetInfringement Analysis of SEPs
The post analyses the infringement of standard essential patents, highlighting the role of claim charting and essentiality assessment. It provides a legal perspective on SEP infringement in Indian technology sectors.
Read more about Infringement Analysis of SEPsStandard-Essential Patents & FRAND licensing in India
This post analyses the legal and industry dynamics of standard essential patents and FRAND licensing in India. It covers key cases, policy challenges, and the complexities of balancing SEP holder and licensee interests in the Indian context.
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