Episode 11: Week 22 UPC Rulings Unpacked with Prof. Willem HoyngStay ahead of the curve with UPC Unfiltered! In this AI-powered edition, our digital hosts dive into Prof. Willem Hoyng's sharp analysis of the Unified Patent Court's key decisions from Week 22.This episode unpacks critical developments impacting patent law in Europe, including:Aylo v Dish: The Paris Local Division accepts a Germany-only revocation request and finds a patent invalid due to added matter.Nanoval v ALD: Insights from the Munich Local Division as it upholds an evidentiary seizure, confirming that a "likelihood" of infringement can suffice.Samsung v ZTE: A look at the Mannheim Local Division's decision to significantly reset case value from €500k to €4M in a crucial SEP case.MED-EL v Advanced Bionics: Understanding the rules on court fee reimbursement following a late settlement.Sunstar v SeraCon: Confirmation from the Mannheim Local Division on English as a valid language of proceedings.Join us as our digital hosts unpack these pivotal rulings, focusing on crucial aspects like procedural clarity, enforcement strategies, and the financial implications shaping the evolving UPC landscape.Prefer the written version? Find Prof. Hoyng's full commentary for Week 22 on the Hoyng Rokh Monegier website.Disclaimer: Our AI-generated voices aim to assist—some details may be off and pronunciations might not be perfect.

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