Making sense of courts’ rulings on FRAND injunctions

July 16, 2014

One of the most controversial issues in patent law concerns the availability of injunctive relief in disputes involving standard-essential patents. A recent review of case law published by AIPPI sheds some light on the issue. James Nurton reports

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