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Date Parties Numéro de l'affaire Numéro de la décision ou de l'ordonnance Type d'action Juridiction - Division Langue de procédure Details Sommaire Mots clés Documents
16/06/2024 Tesla Germany GmbH, Tesla Manufacturing Brandenburg SE v. Avago Technologies International Sales Pte. Limited UPC_CFI_52/2023 ORD_34041/2024 Application RoP262A Court of First Instance - Munich (DE) Local Division German Successful application for protection of confidential information RoP 262A
16/06/2024 Tesla Germany GmbH, Tesla Manufacturing Brandenburg SE v. Avago Technologies International Sales Pte. Limited UPC_CFI_52/2023 ORD_35922/2024 Application RoP262A Court of First Instance - Munich (DE) Local Division German    
16/06/2024 Sumi Agro Limited, Sumi Agro Europe Limited v. Syngenta Limited UPC_CFI_201/2024 ORD_33490/2024 Generic Order Court of First Instance - Munich (DE) Local Division English    
13/06/2024 Panasonic Holdings Corporation v Xiaomi, Odiporo, Shamrock UPC_CFI_219/2023 ORD_35648/2024 Generic application Court of First Instance - Mannheim (DE) Local Division German    
12/06/2024 Samsung v Headwater UPC_CFI_54/2024 ORD_30693/2024 Generic application Court of First Instance - Munich (DE) Local Division German Change of language request granted. Rule 323 RoP, change language, Art. 49.5 UPCA
06/06/2024 Oerlikon Textile GmbH & CO KG v. Bhagat Textile Engineers UPC_CFI_241/2023 ORD_598364/2023 Infringement Action Court of First Instance - Milan (IT) Local Division Italian    
04/06/2024 Nera Innovations Ltd. v Xiaomi UPC_CoA_205/2024 ORD_31569/2024 Generic application Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) German    
04/06/2024 Avago Technologies International Sales Pte. Limited v. Tesla Manufacturing Brandenburg SE, Tesla Germany GmbH UPC_CFI_54/2023 ORD_28831/2024 Procedural Order Court of First Instance - Hamburg (DE) Local Division German    
04/06/2024 Neo Wireless GmbH Co. KG v. Toyota Motor Europe UPC_CoA_79/2024 ORD_30505/2024 Appeal RoP220.2 Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) English    
04/06/2024 Daedalus Prime LLC v. Xiaomi Technology Netherlands B.V., Xiaomi Inc., Xiaomi Technology Germany GmbH, MediaTek Inc. (Headquarters), Xiaomi Communications Co., Ltd. UPC_CoA_183/2024 ORD_31567/2024 Generic application Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) English    
03/06/2024 Union des Associations Européennes de Football (UEFA), Kinexon Sports & Media GmbH, Kinexon GmbH v. Ballinno B.V. UPC_CFI_151/2024 ORD_39782/2024 Application for provisional measures Court of First Instance - Hamburg (DE) Local Division English 1. As soon as a patent proprietor has knowledge of the alleged infringement, it must investigate it, take the necessary measures to clarify it and obtain the documents required to support its claims. A longer period (here almost three months) without significant efforts to clarify the possible patent infringement has to be considered as not treating the matter with the necessary urgency. 2. On the technologies used in the “Video Assistant Referee” (VAR) decision making process in a game of football. Rule 211(3) RoP. Degree of certainty;, preliminary injunction, Rule 211(3) RoP. Degree of certainty;
30/05/2024 Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. UPC_CFI_26/2024 ORD_25299/2024 Generic application Court of First Instance - Düsseldorf (DE) Local Division German The circumstances relate to the specific case and the position of the parties result in a change of language to English. The existence of parallel proceedings in other countries does not appear to be relevant in a case where each party is confronted with similar issues arising from these ongoing disputes. language of proceeding
28/05/2024 Carrier Corporation v. BITZER Electronics A/S UPC_CoA_22/2024 ORD_25123/2024 Appeal RoP220.2 Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) English 1. Article 33(10) UPCA and Rule 295(a) RoP must be applied and interpreted in accordance with the fundamental right to an effective legal remedy and a fair and public hearing within a reasonable time as guaranteed by Article 6 of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and, to the extent that European Union Law is concerned, Article 47 of the Charter. These provisions must also be applied and interpreted in accordance with Articles 41(3), 42 and 52(1) UPCA on the basis of the principles of proportionality, flexibility, fairness and equity (point 2 of the Preamble of the RoP). 2. In accordance with these principles, proceedings must be conducted in a way which will normally allow the final oral hearing at first instance to take place within one year whilst recognizing that complex actions may require more time and procedural steps, and simple actions less time and fewer procedural steps (point 7 of the Preamble of the RoP). Case management must be organized in accordance with this objective (point 7 of the Preamble of the RoP). It follows that, as a general principle, the Court will not stay proceedings. Otherwise, the Court cannot ensure that the final oral hearing will normally take place within one year. 3. The mere fact that the revocation proceedings before the UPC relate to a patent which is also the subject of opposition proceedings before the EPO is not sufficient to allow an exception to the principle that the Court will not stay proceedings. The Convention on the Grant of European Patents and the UPCA allow third parties to challenge the validity of a patent in both opposition and revocation proceedings and allow them to initiate revocation proceedings while opposition proceedings relating to the same patent are pending. 4. The principle of avoiding irreconcilable decisions does not require that the UPC always stay revocation proceedings pending opposition proceedings. Firstly, decisions in which the UPC and EPO issue different rulings on the revocation of a European patent are not irreconcilable. Where one body upholds the patent and the other revokes it, the latter decision will prevail. Secondly, the interests of harmonising decisions on the validity of a European patent can be promoted by ensuring that the body that decides last can take the decision of the body that decides first into account in its decision. That means that the interests of harmonisation in general do not require a stay by the UPC where it can be expected that the UPC will issue its decision first. 5. Pursuant to Article 33(10) UPCA and Rule 295(a) RoP, an exception to the principle that the Court will not stay revocation proceedings pending opposition proceedings applies when a rapid decision may be expected from the EPO. The terms “rapid” and “rapidly” in these provisions must be interpreted in the light of the principles set out above and the relevant circumstances of the case, such as the stage of the opposition proceedings and the stage of the revocation proceedings. The term “may” in Article 33(10) UPCA and Rule 295(a) RoP means that the Court has a discretionary power to stay the proceedings when a rapid decision may be expected from the EPO. Whether or not a stay is granted depends on the balance of the interests of the parties. 6. The mere fact that the EPO has granted a request to accelerate the opposition proceedings is not sufficient to stay revocation proceedings before the UPC. Rule 298 RoP provides that the Court may stay its proceedings “in accordance with Rule 295(a) RoP” pending accelerated opposition proceedings. Therefore, in that situation the same criterion applies, namely the requirement of Rule 295(a) RoP that the decision in the opposition proceedings may be expected to be given rapidly. Obviously, acceleration is relevant to the assessment, since the pace of the proceedings determines when the decision of the EPO can be expected. Acceleration as such is however not sufficient for establishing the expectation of a rapid decision within the meaning of Rule 295(a) RoP. Stay of revocation proceedings pending opposition proceedings, Accelerated opposition proceedings, Appeal
27/05/2024 NEC Corporation v TCL TCT UPC_CFI_498/2023 ORD_26434/2024 Generic application Court of First Instance - Munich (DE) Local Division English Request to shorten deadlines rejected. Request to extend deadlines granted. request to extend deadlines, wrong appendixes, request to shorten deadlines
22/05/2024 Texas Instruments Incorporated, Texas Instruments Deutschland GmbH v Network Systems Technologies LLC UPC_CoA_225/2023 ORD_29621/2024 Application for an Order for expedition of an appeal (RoP225(e)) Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) English    
22/05/2024 AUDI AG v. Network System Technologies UPC_CoA_225/2023 ORD_29899/2024 Generic application Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) English    
22/05/2024 AUDI AG v. Network System Technologies UPC_CoA_225/2023 ORD_29918/2024 Generic application Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) English    
22/05/2024 AUDI AG v. Network System Technologies UPC_CoA_219/2024 ORD_29909/2024 Generic application Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) English    
22/05/2024 Texas Instruments Incorporated, Texas Instruments Deutschland GmbH v Network Systems Technologies LLC UPC_CoA_223/2024 ORD_29608/2024 Application for an Order for expedition of an appeal (RoP225(e)) Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) English    
22/05/2024 Texas Instruments Incorporated, Texas Instruments Deutschland GmbH v Network Systems Technologies LLC UPC_CoA_224/2024 ORD_29615/2024 Application for an Order for expedition of an appeal (RoP225(e)) Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) English    
22/05/2024 Volkswagen AG v. Network System Technologies UPC_CoA_225/2023 ORD_29903/2024 Generic application Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) English    
22/05/2024 Volkswagen AG v. Network System Technologies UPC_CoA_225/2023 ORD_29914/2024 Generic application Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) English    
22/05/2024 Volkswagen AG v. Network System Technologies UPC_CoA_222/2024 ORD_29926/2024 Generic application Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) English    
21/05/2024 SharkNinja Germany GmbH, SharkNinja Europe Limited v. Dyson Technology Limited ORD_598328/2023 Application for provisional measures Court of First Instance - Munich (DE) Local Division German    
21/05/2024 Arm, Simulity Labs Limited, Apical Limited, SVF Holdco v ICPillar ORD_23494/2024 Generic application Court of First Instance - Paris (FR) Local Division English 1. If the application for provisional measures is filed within two months, it cannot normally be concluded that there has been an unreasonable delay in the case of an alleged infringement in two or more countries and in view of the necessary prior examination as to whether the defendants' embodiments actually make use of the teaching of the patent in suit and whether a legal action is also possible with any prospect of success, as well as in view of the corresponding serious preparation of the proceedings. 2. The principles laid down by the Court of Appeal in UPC_CoA_335/2023 must be applied when interpreting the patent or certain features of the patent claim. This applies equally to the assessment of infringement and to the assessment of the validity of a European Patent. The appropriate protection for the patentee and the associated sufficient legal certainty for third parties is largely determined by the wording chosen by the patentee in the light of the description and the drawings. As a result, the interpretation may lead to a broader or narrower understanding. 3. Due to the summary nature of the examination of legal validity in proceedings for the grant of provisional measures, it is not possible to carry out a full examination of all the attacks on validity as in nullity proceedings. Rather, the number of arguments raised against validity must generally be reduced to the best three from the defendant's point of view. 4. Unless the successful party puts forward important reasons (e.g. the risk of the other party's insolvency), there is no reason to order provisional reimbursement of costs in proceedings for interim measures where - as in this case - the summary proceedings must be followed by main proceedings. unreasonably delay, claim construction, Application for provisional measures, validity of the patent in suit
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