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Stakeholder Divisions Hang Over Section 101 Reform Efforts As Supreme Court Winnows Alice Appeals - Intellectual Property

The Supreme Court's Alice decision once provided a key offramp for defendants hoping to challenge patent eligibility, but subsequent decisions have narrowed their ability to succeed...

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Ericsson gains backing of Iancu, Tillis, Michel in FRAND dispute

Ericsson gains backing of Iancu, Tillis, Michel in FRAND dispute
13-04-2021
10-09-2015
Ericsson has secured the support of the former director of the US Trademark and Patent Office Andrei Iancu, Senator Thom Tillis and former Federal Circuit Judge Paul Michel, in its international standard-essential patents (SEP) dispute with Samsung.
The trio filed an
amicus brief on Friday, April 9, urging the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to uphold an anti-interference injunction handed down by a US federal court, and to ignore an anti-suit order delivered by a Chinese court.
In the brief, Tillis and Iancu and Michel warned that the case “represents an extreme and concerning step in the increasingly contentious battles of where and how to resolve FRAND licensing disputes” and that the issue “goes to the sovereignty of the US”.

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