Ericsson hits Samsung with suit over patent licensing
Swedish telecoms company Ericsson has taken Samsung to court, alleging that the South Korean company has breached its Fair, Reasonable and Non-Discriminatory (FRAND) obligations.
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3 February 2021 The US International Trade Commission has launched an investigation into Samsung regarding alleged infringements of Swedish company Ericsson’s wireless technology patents.
19 January 2021 Ericsson has escalated its dispute with Samsung, after it lodged a new complaint against the tech company alleging patent infringement.
8 January 2021 Ericsson has urged a US district court to protect its jurisdiction in a dispute over which venue should hear a standard-essential patent licensing dispute with Samsung.
