FRAND Cases in Context.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Contreras, Jorge L.

Contributor:

Edward Elgar Publishing, publisher.

Series:

Elgar cases in context

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Patent licenses.

Intellectual property.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (466 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Cheltenham, UK : Edward Elgar Publishing Limited, [2026]

Summary:

This book provides concise summaries and analyses of 28 leading global cases concerning the licensing of standards-essential patents on fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms.Cases are drawn from leading jurisdictions in global FRAND disputes across Asia, Europe, North America, and South America.

Contents:

Contents: List of contributors

Foreword

Preface and acknowledgements

Introduction to frand cases in context: Standards, patents, and frand / Jorge L. Contreras

Part I: Frand royalty determinations

Introduction to Part I: Frand royalty determinations / Jorge L. Contreras

1. Microsoft v. motorola: Calculating a rand royalty / Norman V. Siebrasse

2. Samsung v. Apple (japan): Top-down royalty calculations / Christoph Rademacher

3. Ericsson v. D-link: Evidence-based analysis of reasonable royalties and patent hold-up / Adam Mossoff

4. Csiro v. cisco: Convergence of rand and non-rand royalties / Jorge L. Contreras

5. Unwired planet v. Huawei: Establishing UK jurisprudence of frand / Jorge L. Contreras

6. Unwired planet v huawei: Global rate setting begins in the UK / Enrico Bonadio and Mahak Kansara

7. Tcl v. Ericsson: Top-down royalty calculations and jury verdicts in us frand cases / Brian J. Love

8. Advanced codec technology, llc v. Guangdong oppo mobile telecommunications co., ltd.: First substantive determination of frand license fee by the Chinese supreme people's court / Yuan Hao

9. Sharp v. Oppo: Global rate setting in China / Le Ma

10. Interdigital v lenovo: Frand rates between mutually unwilling parties / Robin Jacob and Dheemanth Vangimalla

Part II: Product injunctions Introduction to Part ii: product injunctions / Jorge L. Contreras

11. In re motorola mobility llc google: Frand, injunctions, and unfair competition / Bernard Chao

12. Apple v. Motorola: Admissibility of expert testimony on royalties; injunctive relief / Thomas F. Cotter

13. Apple v. Samsung: Standards essential patents at the u.s. International trade commission / Barbara Lauriat

14. Huawei v. Zte: The competition law choreography of European frand injunctions / Peter Picht

15. Sony v. Iwncomm: The first Chinese frand injunction in the wake of China's go-it-alone standardisation policy / Chung-Lun Shen

16. Sisvel v. Haier: The trajectory of injunctions in Europe / Peter R. Slowinski

17. Ericsson v. Apple: South America enters the injunction race / Juan C. Contreras

18. Optis v. Apple: The injunction bargain in the UK / Amandine Léonard

Part III: Antitrust, competition law and frand

Introduction to Part III: Antitrust, competition law and frand / Jorge L. Contreras

19. Korea fair trade commission v. Qualcomm: International competition enforcement against frand violations / Sang Jo Jong

20. Intex v ericsson: The intersection of frand and competition law in India / Enrico Bonadio and Mahak Kansara

21. Ftc v. Qualcomm: The difficult path for antitrust frand challenges in the us / Michael A. Carrier

Part IV: Jurisdictional conflict and anti-suit injunctions

Introduction to Part IV: Jurisdictional conflict and anti-suit injunctions / Jorge L. Contreras

22. Huawei v. Conversant: Anti-suit injunctions in China: a response in-kind to the west / Jyh-An Lee

23. Ericsson v. Samsung: Dueling anti-suit injunctions / Jorge L. Contreras

24. Ericsson v. Apple: The pre-emptive anti-anti-suit injunction / Lisa van Dongen

25. Lenovo v. Ipcom: Jurisdictional conflict and the approach to anti-suit injunctions in the European Union / Amandine Léonard

26. Interdigital v. Xiaomi (germany): Jurisdictional conflict and the German approach / Christoph Rademacher

27. Panasonic v. Xiaomi: The UK interim license / Jorge L. Contreras

28. Sep-related disputes between the EU and China at the WTO / Rafał Sikorski.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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ISBN:

1-03-538642-9

1-03-533620-0

9781035336203

OCLC:

1572066770