28 October 2022PatentsStaff Writer

Apple, Optis held to be ‘gaming the system’ in SEP ruling

Justice Richard Arnold upheld a 2021 ruling decreeing that Apple must accept FRAND terms | Organisations urged to make legally enforceable arbitration part of IP rights policies.

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