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Standard-Essential Patent

Standard-Essential Patent (SEP) Litigation: Key Considerations and Legal Issues.

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IntermediateUpdated Sep 22, 2022
Standard-Essential Patent

What You'll Learn

check_circleIdentify the approach of the U.S. and other countries in addressing SEP licensing issues
check_circleDetermine the recent litigations, rulings, and format considerations in SEP/FRAND licensing
check_circleLatest Developments in SEP Litigation
check_circlePotentials and Opportunities
check_circleManaging Issues and Challenges
check_circleDetermine plausible objectives that motivate the adoption of FRAND licensing obligations by members of standard setting organizations
check_circleIdentify the importance of SEPs

About This Course

The Standard Essential Patent (SEP) litigation landscape continues to evolve as years pass. Interestingly, its interplay with other legal areas presents unique challenges for businesses and patent owners. Thus, practitioners are faced with significant hurdles in seeking claims based on FRAND and SEP infringements. These difficulties make it vital for patent attorneys and brand managers to keep abreast of the latest developments and policy changes to ensure sound compliance.

Join intellectual property experts Matthew R. Lynde (Cornerstone Research) and Michael J. Lasinski (Ankura Consulting Group, LLC) as they provide a roadmap of the emerging issues and recent court rulings surrounding SEP litigation. Speakers, among other things, will discuss practical tips and strategies to mitigate the risks of patent damages.

Field of Study: Business Law

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Founded in November 2006, The Knowledge Group has established itself as a premier eLearning hub for Continuing Legal Education (CLE), Continuing Professional Education (CPE), and technology-focused webcasts. We equip lawyers, accountants, and industry professionals with expert-driven insights, timely regulatory updates, and practical strategies to help them stay ahead in an ever-evolving landscape.

Matthew R. Lynde and Michael J. Lasinski
Matthew R. Lynde and Michael J. Lasinski

Senior Vice President Cornerstone Research, Senior Managing Director

Matthew R. Lynde, Senior Vice President Cornerstone Research Mathew R. Lynde leads the intellectual property practice at Cornerstone Research. Dr. Lynde’s expert testimony has been accepted in domestic and international courts, tribunals, and arbitration panels in more than sixty-five instances; his work as a consultant and educator spans a range of IP portfolio and valuation issues. In Microsoft v. Motorola, Dr. Lynde calculated reasonable and nondiscriminatory (RAND) royalties in the first bench trail to set a RAND range for standard essential patents. Dr. Lynde has testified in several other significant cases involving the high-tech, medical, and life sciences industries. In addition to intellectual property, he works in antitrust and competition, securities, and breach of contract matters. Dr. Lynde’s has more than thirty-five years of experience as an applied economist in government, academia, and business. Prior to joining Cornerstone Research, he was a professor at City University of New York and a partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers, heading up its Silicon Valley intellectual property practice. Michael J. Lasinski, Senior Managing Director Ankura Consulting Group, LLC Mr. Lasinski has been retained to provide expert testimony in federal, state, tax, bankruptcy, International Trade, arbitration, and international proceedings. He has worked on behalf of both licensees and licensors in Fair Reasonable And Non-Discriminatory (FRAND) negotiations, litigations and arbitrations throughout the world. He has been retained by both taxpayers and the IRS to determine intellectual property value and royalty rates in transfer pricing and other tax-related transactions. While Michael’s analyses vary from case-to-case he has quantified lost profits, unjust enrichment, price erosion, reasonable royalty (including FRAND portfolio rates), diminished business value as well as other forms of economic damages. Michael is a past President of the Licensing Executives Society – United States and Canada (LES). LES is one of the country’s largest intellectual property licensing trade organizations. He currently serves on the LES International’s board as its treasurer. He is a past Division Chair of the American Bar Association’s IP Section. He is a former Chair of the Valuation and Taxation Committee of LES and a former Vice Chair of the Intellectual Property Owners Association’s Valuation and Taxation Committee. He was also named one of the World’s 250 Leading IP Strategists by Intellectual Asset Magazine.

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