
Delhi High Court awards Ericsson $29 million in SEP case
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K&S’ latest article written by Pramod Kumar, Naveen Suriya, and Partner & Sanjeev Kumar Tiwari which analyses the Delhi High Court’s landmark decision to award Ericsson USD 29 million in damages, the highest SEP-related...

India: the rising sun of Standard Essential Patent (SEP) enforcement in 2024
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India: the rising sun of Standard Essential Patent (SEP) enforcement in 2024
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Court Rules on SEP Infringement and Licensing Dynamics
In the landmark case of Nokia Technologies OY v Guangdong OPPO Mobile Telecommunications Ltd. & Ors., the Supreme Court of India addressed a crucial issue concerning the alleged infringement of Standard Essential Patents (SEPs) post the expiry of a licensing agreement.
This case was significant in the realm of intellectual property rights, particularly in the context of adhering to and...

