Sentences with phrase «patent licensing arrangement»

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi and Finnish technology company Nokia on Wednesday announced a business collaboration agreement and a multi-year patent licensing arrangement, the latter of which will allow the companies to cross-license each other's standard essential patents.

Not exact matches

Despite being the result of public research, golden rice is enmeshed in around seventy patents owned by some thirty - two companies and institutions, according to the US - based International Service for the Acquisition of Agri - biotech Applications (ISAAA).4 Because of the complexity of licensing arrangements, the inventors ceded their rights to Greenovation, a biotech spin - off company from the University of Freiburg, which then struck a deal with AstraZeneca (now Syngenta).

We've discussed the transition of the Canada Law Book Company caselaw materials from Lexis - Nexis to a new BestCase product providing electronic access to almost all the caselaw that CLB has ever produced -LRB-(Due to licensing restrictions in the arrangements that CLB has with Thomson - West, the Canadian Patent Reporter is excluded)-RRB-.

Mr. Bauer also has extensive experience advising a variety of clients on a range of other types of technology transactions, including patent acquisition and cross-licensing agreements, software and hardware development and licensing arrangements, product manufacturing and distribution agreements, outsourcing and services agreements, and data and content licensing agreements.

They handle trademark prosecution, patent and know - how licensing, joint development projects, collaboration arrangements, IP licensing, manufacturing, distribution, strategic sourcing agreements, domain name consultation, arbitration, and litigation.

This arrangement can allow companies to more easily access a core technology without requiring arranging separate licenses for each of the patents.

Patent pools are arrangements where several firms license or assign patents to a common entity which in term licenses the entire pool of patents to interested parties, typically on a non-exclusive non-discriminatory basis.

We represent a wide variety of clients including a world - class semiconductor foundry company, several multinational corporations and many major national and international players in hi - tech and information industry involved in patent, copyright, trademark and trade secrete license or infringement, telecommunication, depositary receipt or convertible bond issuance, joint venture, merger and acquisition, trade practices, syndicated loan arrangement and environment protection.

We offer clients the full spectrum of intellectual property services, including the acquisition, enforcement, and defense of patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets, as well as related licensing, joint technology development arrangements, and litigation.

technology transfer / licensing arrangements for substantial patent and trademark portfolios for companies doing business in China;

Patent trolls are firms that buy overly - obscure, general or vague patents with the sole purpose of extracting licensing arrangements and settlement payments by threatening businesses and companies with claims of patent infringPatent trolls are firms that buy overly - obscure, general or vague patents with the sole purpose of extracting licensing arrangements and settlement payments by threatening businesses and companies with claims of patent infringpatent infringement.

So to produce involves much more complexity and business arrangements if the other patents are not owned by the same entity, such as cross licensing, partnerships, etc., let alone the actual production, marketing, and distribution of the thing.

The general idea is to promote licensing arrangements that support the development of patent portfolios for defensive purposes while reducing the likelihood of patents falling into the hands of patent assertion entities (aka patent trolls, the companies that don't make products but instead buy patents to launch lawsuits).

In the Lenovo sale, which saw Moto's price tag drop by $ 10 billion, Google held onto all but 2,000 of these patents, with Moto retaining a lifetime licensing arrangement.

But privateering is concerned with the transactions which — although organized to look like a genuine patent transfer — are, in fact, just simple arrangements under which the patent holder licenses the to the operating company to so that this separate entity may pursue litigation.