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How far should courts’ jurisdiction for SEPs reach?

Wu Dongliang, Echo Lin and Simon Tsi of Chang Tsi & Partners evaluate the decision of the UK High Court to issue a global FRAND licence in Unwired Planet v Huawei, provide an insight into the way in which Chinese courts determine royalties for SEPs, and advise Chinese businesses on how to manage SEP litigation

Managing IP Correspondent, March 22 2019
How should foreign companies defend their IP in China?

Victor Guo of Panawell evaluates the best way in which foreign companies can protect their IP against Chinese plaintiffs, looking at protection before launch of a product, procedural options and defences

Managing IP Correspondent, March 22 2019
Assessing China’s IP enforcement mechanisms

Nell Greenhouse of Kangxin evaluates different ways to enforce IP rights in China, including administrative actions, mediation, cease and desist letters and customs recordal

Managing IP Correspondent, March 22 2019
Competition law could give better protection to big data than copyright law

Guanbin Xie and Bin Zhang of Lifang assess the effectiveness of copyright law in the protection of big data before moving on to detail the advantages of using competition law to protect this data

Managing IP Correspondent, March 22 2019
China Customs provides IP protection

Shirley Fu and Yakai Shi of Sanyou analyse the different types of IP protection afforded by customs authorities in China, evaluating the advantages of seeking active protection from customs

Managing IP Correspondent, March 22 2019
France: EPO practice: monoclonal antibodies and sequence identity

Since the first marketing authorisation for a monoclonal antibody (Mab) in the 1980s, the patent system has never stopped adding the fuel of interest to the fire of Mabs ingenuity.

Managing IP Correspondent, March 22 2019

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