Tag: Standard-Setting Organizations

David Evans, Dec 20, 2013 There are several areas of economics where we know much more today than we did 50 years ago as a...

Kai-Uwe Kuhn, Dec 20, 2013 The economic justification for any regulatory intervention in patent litigation, especially those for standard essential patents, comes from the view...

Eliana Garces, Dec 20, 2013 The recent antitrust interventions against patent holders issuing injunctions to assert standard essential patents have caused a stir and a...

Thomas Dillickrath, David Emanuelson, Dec 30, 2013 The right to seek injunctive relief is one of the bulwarks of U.S. law. The right to petition...

Greg Sivinski, Oct 15, 2013 Technical standards are a necessary exception to a competitive marketplace based upon feature differentiation, but they pose risks because of...

John Harkrider, Oct 15, 2013 A lot of ink has been spilled on the subject of RAND commitments in recent years. Lawyers and judges have...

Nadia Soboleva, Lawrence Wu, Oct 15, 2013 In the past few years, issues related to fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory licensing rates for patents have garnered...

Thomas Dillickrath, David Emanuelson, Mar 19, 2013 The right to seek injunctive relief is one of the bulwarks of U.S. law. The right to petition...

Hill Wellford, Apr 30, 2012 Government officials, academics, and some industry participants recently have suggested that holders of so-called "standards-essential patents" ("SEPs"), meaning patents that are...

Hill Wellford, Apr 30, 2012 Government officials, academics, and some industry participants recently have suggested that holders of so-called "standards-essential patents" ("SEPs"), meaning patents that are...