Very few judgements from the EU level have reshaped daily court practice like Huawei vs. ZTE did for standard-essential patent (‘SEP’) litigation. Five years after, the national courts have had ample opportunity to adjust and to advance their view on how to transpose the Court of Justice of the European Union’s (‘CJEU’) landmark decision.
Questions dealt with include most notably:
This paper gives an overview of the current state of play and of the questions that (appear to) remain open todate.
This article was originally published by 'Oxford University Press - Journal of European Competition Law & Pracitice', 24 April 2020.