Lawyer claims victory in UPC damages bid

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Lawyer claims victory in UPC damages bid

Max Walters
January 17, 2025
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Konstantin Schallmoser won the case, which concerns the UPC's jurisdiction, on appeal

The Court of Appeal said the UPC can award damages based on a national court’s infringement ruling, giving the last laugh to the lawyer who filed the case

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