Abstract
Lately, there have been several multi-jurisdiction litigations involving SEPs. In large part this is because of the complexity of executing FRAND licenses for SEP portfolios. This work focuses on, and explains, some of the issues that arise in the context of FRAND licensing-including, the problem of over-declaration by SEP holders, the possibility of patent hold-out, difficulties associated in court determination of terms of a global FRAND license for SEP portfolios, lack of awareness regarding the nuances of SEP/FRAND space, and the intrinsic informational imbalances that exist in any FRAND negotiation. The issues discussed here are by no means exhaustive and many of them do not have easy answers.
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Tandon, V. V., & Siwal, A. (2023). SEP Litigations & Issues in Determining the FRAND License. Journal of Intellectual Property Rights, 28(5), 438–444. https://doi.org/10.56042/JIPR.V28I5.4196
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