
Bristows' patent litigation experts unpack key UPC decisions, explore their implications, and share practical strategies to help your business navigate the UPC with confidence.Note: All information was correct at the time of recording.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 96 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

On 30 July 2026 the Paris Local Division (LD) refused to stay the infringement action initiated by several companies in the Merz group (Merz) despite parallel revocation proceedings before the Paris National Court, Tribunal Judiciaire de Paris (Paris... more
Eden Winlow speaks on a Court of Appeal (CoA) decision today.
The CoA set aside penalty orders requiring Kodak to pay €1.72 million for alleged non-compliance with an earlier infringement judgment in favour of Fujifilm. The appeal followed the Court... more
On 15 July 2026, the CoA issued an order in proceedings between Qualcomm and Network System Technologies, clarifying aspects of the how UPC Court fees should be calculated when filing appeal proceedings.
The dispute concerned the calculation and pay... more
Ewan MacAulay discusses a Court of Appeal (CoA) (Panel 3, Judge Ulrike Voß presiding) handed down on 8 July 2026. It concerned AngelAlign’s appeal against the 12 February 2026 order of the Düsseldorf Local Division (LD) to issue a Preliminary Injunct... more
Luke Norton explores the Düsseldorf Local Division decision in InterDigital v The Walt Disney from 23 July 2026, finding that Disney had infringed InterDigital’s patent EP 2 449 782, which relates to the signalling of intra prediction information in ... more
In today's episode, Rebekka Thomas discusses the Court of Appeal decision in Fujifilm v Kodak concerning EP 3 476 616, relating to lithographic printing plate precursors, manufacturing methods and printing methods.
The Court overturned the Mannheim ... more
On 8 June 2026, the Hamburg Local Division partially granted the Defendants’ preliminary objection under r.19.1(a) RoP concerning the UPC’s international jurisdiction over a US-based defendant in respect of infringement in a non-UPC member state, in ... more
In a decision dated 2 July 2026, the Court of Appeal (CoA) provided guidance on the steps a patentee should take to comply with the urgency requirement in the preliminary injunction proceedings brought by Guardant Health (Guardant) against SOPHiA Gen... more
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This show concentrates on high-stakes UPC (Unified Patent Court) litigation and its practical ramifications for businesses. Episodes frequently dissect security for costs, provisional measures, and urgent relief, then translate those rulings into actionable strategies for in-house teams, patent practitioners, and enforcement-oriented brands. Listeners are guided through procedural nuances, evidence rules, cost allocation, and cross-border considerations, with emphasis on how decisions shape litigation posture, settlement risk, and enforcement across Europe. A notable strength is the focus on concrete takeaways—such as how to structure security for costs, what to expect in appeals, and how online and cross-border activity affects liability a... more
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