Court of Appeal slams ‘indefensible’ Panasonic over SEP coercion

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Court of Appeal slams ‘indefensible’ Panasonic over SEP coercion

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Panasonic aimed to coerce Xiaomi into accepting terms the court would not determine to be FRAND, according to two judges

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