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11 June 2025FeaturesPatentsBas Berghuis van Woortman and Ben Pleune

BSH v Electrolux: A US perspective on cross-border patent enforcement

The CJEU’s decision provides another avenue to reap the known benefits of European courts, explain Bas Berghuis van Woortman and Ben Pleune.

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