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Wednesday, April 21, 2021 Retired UK judge: ETSI FRAND pledge requires component-level licensing of cellular standard-essential patents That conclusion didn't surprise me. The ETSI agreement must be interpreted under French law, and at my Brussels conference on component-level SEP licensing in November 2019, French law professor Philippe Stoffel-Munck took the same position. What made the judge's position today particularly noteworthy is that he previously criticized the ETSI FRAND pledge for containing only about half the clarity that he'd like to see in it. He provide one example of such a ...

Wyoming, Big Horn County pursue mapping for Backcounty Discovery Routes Published by admin on Fri, 01/29/2021 - 10:44am By:    The Wyoming Office of Outdoor Recreation manager Christopher Floyd brought an opportunity regarding Backcounty Discovery Routes (BDR) to the attention of the Bighorn Basin Outdoor Recreation Collaborative (BBORC) at a recent meeting. The proposed route includes a portion of Big Horn County.  BDR is a non-profit organization that creates off-highway routes for dual-sport and adventure motorcycle travel. They have introduced a...

Photo: Noah Lee Lawhead A motorcycle rider who led police on a high-speed chase that began in Gassville, continued through a large swath of Mountain Home and ended at a closed bridge in Missouri — about 24 miles up Arkansas Highway 201 North – appeared in Baxter County Circuit Court Thursday. Twenty-year-old Noah Lee Lawhead of rural Mountain Home is charged with felony fleeing and a number of traffic violations. He changed his plea to guilty and was sentenced to six years probation. The sentence was imposed under provisions of Act 346, meaning if Lawhead stays out of trouble during his p...

ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Libyan Fund Can Bring New Claims In Property Co. Dispute Law360, London (December 14, 2020, 6:35 PM GMT) -- Two appellate judges in London sided with Libya's sovereign wealth fund in its bid to bring new claims over the valuation of a real estate development in England, concluding that the phrasing in a 2018 order that struck out the existing pleadings needs to be corrected. Justices Christopher Floyd and Richard Arnold dismissed an appeal brought by businessmen and property consultants Roger King and Charles Merry and four construction management businesses, who ...