The UK Supreme Court Holds That an English Court Can Enjoin Infringement of a UK SEP Where the Infringer Is Willing to Take a UK License, but Refuses to Take a Worldwide Licence on FRAND Terms (Huawei / Unwired Planet)

Cleary Gottlieb lawyers Maurits Dolmans, Thomas Graf, Paul Gilbert, Daniel Culley, and Fay Davies co-authored the article, “The UK Supreme Court Holds That an English Court Can Enjoin Infringement of a UK SEP Where the Infringer Is Willing to Take a UK License, but Refuses to Take a Worldwide Licence on FRAND Terms (Huawei / Unwired Planet),” which was published by Concurrences in its e-Competitions Bulletin.

The article is a republication of a Cleary Gottlieb Alert Memo, originally titled, “Analysis of the UK Supreme Court’s Decision in Unwired Planet v Huawei,” which was also shortlisted for a 2021 Antitrust Writing Award by Concurrences.

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