Avanci and SEP-holders secure dismissal of Continental's FRAND suit

Ben Remaly

14 September 2020

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Continental Automotive Systems has failed to adequately allege that a group of standard-essential patent holders and their licensing agent violated federal antitrust law by refusing to license certain technology on fair terms, a Texas federal court has ruled.

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Avanci and SEP-holders secure dismissal of Continental's FRAND suit

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