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Designing Patent ADR: The PMAC Rules Through the Lens of FRAND
Arbitration as a Distinct Procedural Product Arbitration is more ambitious than mediation, and that ambition has a price. It promises a private, specialized, and enforceable decision rendered by arbitrators selected for their technical or economic expertise. It is sometimes presented as high-end justice—an expression worth weighing carefully. UPC judges need
The UPC Damages Moment: When Compensation Becomes Price Discovery
At the UPC, quantum is starting to do more than compensate. A public, reasoned figure can become a reference point for licensing, valuation and settlement. The early case law also marks the limit of that idea: the market can read only what the parties manage to prove. Two answers
Life Sciences Monetization After San Diego: The UPC as Portfolio Strategy
The lesson of this year's BIO International Convention in San Diego 1 is not that the market has finally discovered the Unified Patent Court; it has been aware of it for some time.