Name: Component-Level SEP Licensing
Start: 2019-11-12T08:30:00+01:00
End: 2019-11-12T17:00:00+01:00
Location: Hotel Sofitel Brussels Le Louise

Component-Level SEP Licensing

The hottest topic involving standard-essential patents is whether--and on what terms--component makers should receive exhaustive licenses.

Hotel Sofitel Brussels Le Louise

<h1>Component-Level SEP Licensing</h1><h2>Introductory Session</h2><h3>Panel  discussion on component-level licensing  (antitrust and contract law)</h3><p>Moderator: Florian Mueller; Founder, FOSS Patents</p><p>Panelists:</p><ul><li>Pat Treacy; Partner, Bristows; and Deputy Judge, England &amp; Wales High Court</li><li>Paul Lugard; Partner, BakerBotts</li><li>John J. "Jay" Jurata; Partner, Orrick, Herrington &amp; Sutcliffe</li><li>Christian Donle; Professor, Weißensee; and Partner, Preu Bohlig &amp; Partner</li></ul><h2>"All Comers" Or Not? Access to Licenses Under Contract Laws</h2><p>Moderator: Dave Djavaherian; Founder, PacTechLaw</p><p>Panelists:</p><ul><li>Philippe Stoffel-Munck; Professor, Université Paris I - Panthéon Sorbonne</li><li>Marc Hansen; Partner, Latham &amp; Watkins</li></ul><h2>Patent Licensing: Implications for Business</h2><p>Moderator: Ief Daems; Legal Director Antitrust EMEAR, Cisco Systems</p><h3>Seeking component-level licenses: experiences from the field</h3><p>Panelists:</p><ul><li>Svein-Egil Nielsen; CTO &amp; Strategy Director, Nordic Semiconductor</li><li>Metin Taskin; CTO, AirTies</li><li>Rasmus Søby Dupont; Head of IP, Kamstrup</li></ul><h3>Patent royalties in the IoT industry: an economics perspective</h3><ul><li>Joachim Henkel; Professor of Technology and Innovation Management, Technical University of Munich</li></ul><h2>The 2019 <em>FTC v. Qualcomm</em> Ruling: Key Holdings, Next Steps, Global Impact</h2><p>Moderator: Jay Jurata; Partner, Orrick, Herrington &amp; Sutcliffe </p><h3>Judge Lucy H. Koh's findings of fact, conclusions of law, and remedial orders</h3><ul><li>Jay Jurata; Partner, Orrick, Herrington &amp; Sutcliffe</li></ul><h3>Licensing practitioner's perspective on the fallout from the FTC v. Qualcomm ruling</h3><ul><li>Eric Stasik; Founder and Director, Avvika</li></ul><h3>Could Judge Koh's reasoning be adopted under Art. 102 TFEU?</h3><ul><li>Evelina Kurgonaitė; Secretary General, Fair Standards Alliance</li></ul><h2>Antitrust Complaints Over Component-Level Licensing</h2><p>Moderator: Rebekka Porath; Director IP Policy EMEA, Intel Corporation</p><h3>Antitrust complaints over SEP licensing</h3><ul><li>Rafał Sikorski; Professor, Adam Mickiewicz University; and Senior Partner, SMM Legal</li></ul><h3>Continental antitrust lawsuit against Avanci</h3><ul><li>Kent Baker; Head of IP Strategy &amp; Licensing, u-blox</li></ul><h2>Bonus Session: Access to Injunctive Relief</h2><p>Moderator: Edmund Mangold; Patent Counsel, BMW</p><h3>Evolution of national case law on SEP injunctions since Huawei v. ZTE</h3><ul><li>Bram Nijhof; Counsel, Taylor Wessing</li></ul><h3>The proportionality requirement under the EU enforcement directive</h3><ul><li>Maurits Dolmans; Partner, Cleary Gottlieb Steen &amp; Hamilton</li></ul><h3>State of play in the German patent reform debate</h3><ul><li>Moderator: Florian Mueller; Founder, FOSS Patents</li></ul>

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