Appeal court: Ericsson tried to ‘coerce’ Lenovo into non-FRAND deal

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Appeal court: Ericsson tried to ‘coerce’ Lenovo into non-FRAND deal

February 28 2025
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Lenovo, advised by Kirkland & Ellis, is entitled to an interim licence in its dispute with Ericsson

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