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Technology company Cisco has been handed a second chance to combat a $16 million standard-essential patent (SEP) damages award after the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit vacated an earlier ruling.
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Cisco; CSIRO; US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit; SEPs; licensing; RAND; US District Court for the Eastern District of Texas; IEEE
