How divergent national standards reshape litigation strategy, licensing dynamics, and market access.

Why cases increasingly migrate across borders — and how ASIs and interim licences have become tactical tools.

German courts hearing US and Icelandic patent disputes; US perspectives on foreign proceedings.

Views from patent offices and Boards of Appeal on what constitutes a “strong patent”.

How access to injunctions shifts bargaining leverage in SEP and non-SEP negotiations.

Perspectives on injunctions, LNGs, technology transfer, hold-up, and innovation incentives.

Comparative views from Germany, Brazil, Japan, China, and Korea.