Unwired Planet v Huawei: UK Supreme Court may have to be bold, lawyers say

Ed Conlon

May 02 2019

By taking a FRAND showdown between Unwired Planet and Huawei, the UK Supreme Court can show that it’s not afraid to make bold decisions on global disputes if others won’t, lawyers tell Managing IP

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Ed Conlon

Head of Editorial Content Managing IP

Ed oversees the coverage by Managing IP and its sister publications International Tax Review and International Financial Law Review.

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