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Date Parties Numéro de l'affaire Numéro de registre Numéro de la décision ou de l'ordonnance Type d'action Juridiction - Division Langue de procédure Details Sommaire Mots clés Documents
09/10/2024 SharkNinja Germany GmbH, SharkNinja Europe Limited v. Dyson Technology UPC_CoA_297/2024 App_52471/2024 ORD_53013/2024 Generic application Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) German    
09/10/2024 Eoflow v. Insulet UPC_CoA_584/2024 ORD_55415/2024 Generic Order Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) English    
09/10/2024 Suinno Mobile & AI Technologies Licensing Oy v. Microsoft Corporation UPC_CoA_586/2024 APL_54732/2024 Request for a discretionary review (RoP 220.3) Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) English    
07/10/2024 Abbott Diabetes Care Inc. v. Dexcom Inc., Dexcom International Limited UPC_CFI_430/2023 ORD_55063/2024 Generic Order Court of First Instance - Nordic Baltic Regional Division English    
02/10/2024 Samsung v Headwater UPC_CFI_54/2024 App_40280/2024 ORD_45269/2024 Generic application Court of First Instance - Munich (DE) Local Division English An application for security for costs is partially successful. R 158 RoP, security for costs
02/10/2024 Meril Life Sciences Pvt Ltd., Meril GmbH v. Edwards Lifesciences Corporation UPC_CoA_2/2024 APL_83/2024 ORD_42972/2024 Appeal RoP220.2 Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) German 1. Welche Partei die obsiegende Partei im Sinne von Art. 69(1) EPGÜ im Rahmen der Abweisung einer Klage nach Abgabe einer Unterlassungs- und Verpflichtungserklärung durch den Beklagten ist, ist anhand der Besonderheiten des Verfahrens und insbesondere der Anträge der Parteien und des Inhalts der Erklärung zu bestimmen. Verpflichtet sich der Beklagte nach Einleitung des Verfahrens, den Anträgen des Klägers nachzukommen, ist es im Allgemeinen nicht erforderlich, die Zulässigkeit und die Begründetheit des Falles zum Zeitpunkt der Abgabe der Verpflichtungserklärung zu prüfen, um festzustellen, welche Partei die obsiegende Partei ist. Die Erklärung selbst impliziert, dass die Anträge des Klägers erfüllt wurden. Dies bedeutet, dass in der Regel der Kläger als obsiegende Partei anzusehen ist. Kosten des Rechtsstreits, Berufung, Abweisung einer Klage nach Abgabe einer Unterlassungs- und Verpflichtungserklärung
02/10/2024 NEC Corporation v. TCL Communication Technology Holdings Ltd., TCL Operations Polska Sp. z.o.o, TCT Mobile Europe SAS, TCL Industrial Holdings Co., Ltd., TCT Mobile Germany GmbH, TCL Overseas Marketing Ltd.,, TCL Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG UPC_CFI_153/2024 ORD_46842/2024 Generic Order Court of First Instance - Munich (DE) Local Division English In principle, a patent pool administrator has a legal interest in the outcome of proceedings within the meaning of Rule 313 RoP. Admission of the intervention is not precluded by the fact that it does not prevent an violation of Article 101 TFEU, since the applicant and a party have the possibility to exchange sensitive information under competition law in their written submissions. Allowing an intervention as such does not constitute a violation of Art. 101 TFEU. By admitting the intervention, the applicant becomes a party to the proceedings and is to be treated as a party in accordance with Rule 315(4) RoP. Since it must accept the proceedings at this stage, it must be allowed access to the file in order to be able to conduct the proceedings properly. If the court has already classified certain information as confidential and granted only limited access to the party on whose side the intervener is joining pursuant to Rule 262a RoP, the intervener cannot be granted unlimited access to this information. admissibility of the intervention, legal interest of a patent pool administrator, antitrust violation, restricted access to confidential information, license negotiations, Intervention
02/10/2024 NEC Corporation v. TCL Operations Polska Sp. Z.o.o, , TCT Mobile Europe SAS, TCL Industrial Holdings Co., Ltd., TCL Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG, TCL Communication Technology Holdings Ltd., TCL Overseas Marketing Ltd., TCT Mobile Germany GmbH UPC_CFI_153/2024 ORD_46985/2024 Generic Order Court of First Instance - Munich (DE) Local Division English In principle, a patent pool administrator has a legal interest in the outcome of proceedings within the meaning of Rule 313 RoP. Admission of the intervention is not precluded by the fact that it does not prevent a violation of Article 101 TFEU, since the applicant and a party have the possibility to exchange sensitive information under competition law in their written submissions. Allowing an intervention as such does not constitute a violation of Art. 101 TFEU. By admitting the intervention, the applicant becomes a party to the proceedings and is to be treated as a party in accordance with Rule 315(4) RoP. Since it must accept the proceedings at this stage, it must be allowed access to the file in order to be able to conduct the proceedings properly. If the court has already classified certain information as confidential and granted only limited access to the party on whose side the intervener is joining pursuant to Rule 262a RoP, the intervener cannot be granted unlimited access to this information. intervention, restricted access to confidential information, license negotiations, admissibility of the intervention, legal interest of a patent pool administrator, antitrust violation
01/10/2024 Menarini v. Eoflow, Insulet UPC_CFI_380/2024 ORD_52068/2024 Generic Order Court of First Instance - Milan (IT) Central Division - Section English RoP 313 application to intervene - requirements -preliminary injunction application to intervene - intervention - intervene
30/09/2024 Xiaomi Technology Germany GmbH, Xiaomi Technology France S.A.S, Xiaomi Technology Netherlands B.V., Odiporo GmbH, Shamrock Mobile GmbH, Xiaomi Technology Italy S.R.L v. Panasonic UPC_CoA_543/2024 APL_52763/2024 ORD_53866/2024 Request for a discretionary review (RoP 220.3) Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) German    
27/09/2024 Microsoft Corporation v. Suinno Mobile & AI Technologies Licensing Oy UPC_CFI_164/2024 App_42517/2024 ORD_45914/2024 Generic application Court of First Instance - Paris (FR) Central Division - Seat English The Court may order a security for legal costs when the financial position of the respondent gives rise to a legitimate and real concern that a possible order for costs may not be recoverable and/or the likelihood that a possible order for costs by the Unified Patent Court may not, or in an unduly burdensome way, be enforceable. burden of proof, security, costs
27/09/2024 AUDI AG v. Network System Technologies LLC UPC_CoA_217/2024 App_53212/2024 ORD_53777/2024 Generic application Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) English    
26/09/2024 Dolby International AB v. Optoma Corporation, Optoma Deutschland GmbH, Optoma Europe Ltd. UPC_CFI_226/2024 ORD_53245/2024 Generic Order Court of First Instance - Düsseldorf (DE) Local Division German    
26/09/2024 Panasonic v. Xiaomi Communications Co., Ltd., Xiaomi Technology Netherlands B.V., Xiaomi Technology France S.A.S, Xiaomi H.K. Limited, Shamrock Mobile GmbH, Xiaomi Inc., Beijing Xiaomi Mobile Software Co. Ltd., Odiporo GmbH, Xiaomi Technology Germany GmbH, Xiaomi Technology Italy S.R.L UPC_CFI_220/2023 App_31889/2024 ORD_39681/2024 Generic application Court of First Instance - Munich (DE) Local Division German Der Berichterstatter legt einen Antrag auf Aussetzung nach Regel 295 VerfO dem Spruchkörper zur Entscheidung vor. Vorlage an den Spruchkörper, R 102.1 VerfO, Aussetzungsantrag, R 295 VerfO, Berichterstatter
25/09/2024 Mammut Sports Group AG, Mammut Sports Group GmbH v. Ortovox Sportartikel GmbH UPC_CoA_182/2024 APL_21143/2024 ORD_44387/2024 Appeal RoP220.1 Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) German    
25/09/2024 Heraeus Electronics v. Vibrantz UPC_CFI_114/2024 App_33728/2024 ORD_36668/2024 Amend Document Court of First Instance - Munich (DE) Local Division German Der Antrag auf Klageänderung ist nur zum Teil erfolgreich. R 263 VerfO, Klageänderung
25/09/2024 DATA DETECTION TECHNOLOGIES LTD. v. DOYTEC AUTOMATION LTD. UPC_CFI_554/2024 ACT_53296/2024 ORD_53411/2024 Application for preserving evidence pursuant to RoP192 Court of First Instance - The Hague (NL) Local Division English    
25/09/2024 Heraeus Precious Metals GmbH & Co. KG v. Vibrantz GmbH UPC_CFI_114/2024 App_48805/2024 ORD_53396/2024 Preliminary objection Court of First Instance - Munich (DE) Local Division German Die Nichtigkeitswiderklage kann auch gegen den eingetragenen Patentinhaber gerichtet werden. R 42, materieller Patentinhaber, R 25.1, R 361, eingetragener Patentinhaber, R 363, R 305.1(c), Nichtigkeitswiderklage
25/09/2024 Innovative Sonic Corporation v. Lenovo, Motorola, Digital River UPC_CFI_340/2024 App_52697/2024 Generic application Court of First Instance - Düsseldorf (DE) Local Division German   Übereinstimmender Antrag, R. 295 (d) VerfO, Aussetzung
25/09/2024 Magna PT s.r.o., Magna International France, SARL, Magna PT B.V. & Co. KG v. Valeo Electrification UPC_CFI_347/2024 ORD_53404/2024 Generic Order Court of First Instance - Düsseldorf (DE) Local Division English 1. Evidence in PI proceedings is generally and primarily to be submitted in writing (R. 170.1 (a) and (b) RoP), with particular importance being attached to the submission of affidavits (R. 170.2 (h) RoP). In addition, the submission of physical objects, in particular devices, products, em-bodiments, exhibits and models (R. 170.1 (c) RoP), and of electronic files and au-dio/video files (R. 170.1 (d) RoP) may be an option. 2.The Court does not summon witnesses in PI proceedings and does not provide simultaneous interpretation in this respect. PI proceedings, Summon of witnesses, R. 210.2 RoP, Evidence
24/09/2024 Eoflow v. Insulet UPC_CFI_380/2024 App_50666/2024 ORD_51234/2024 Application Rop 333 Court of First Instance - Milan (IT) Central Division - Section English Article 340 RoP - concept of "panels" - conditions for joinder- issuing of order by the judge rapporteur connection joinder
24/09/2024 Unilever France v. I.G.B. S.r.l. UPC_CFI_494/2023 App_49796/2024 ORD_52883/2024 Amend Document Court of First Instance - Paris (FR) Local Division French 1. Pursuant R. 263 RoP, a party may only be authorized, by the Court, to change its claims, on the twofold condition that the amendment could not have been made with reasonable diligence at an earlier stage of the proceedings and that it is not such as to disturb in an unreasonable way the conduct of the case. 2. The autorisation given by the Court, under rule R. 263 RdP, only concerns changed claims which have the effect of changing the subject matter and the scope of the dispute. 3. Changed claims that only complete those previously made do not constitute substantial modifications, which are likely to modify and affect the subject matter and the scope of the dispute and only relate to the implementation and enforcement modalities of a possible sentence.  
23/09/2024 Erik Krahbichler, SWAT Medical AB v. Edwards Lifesciences, Meril UPC_CFI_189/2024 App_33484/2024 ORD_36092/2024 Application RoP262.1 (b) Court of First Instance - Paris (FR) Central Division - Seat English 1. The mere fact of operating in the same field as the patent in dispute is not sufficient to establish a specific interest in the case documents on the part of the applicant. public access to register
20/09/2024 Magna PT s.r.o., Magna International France, SARL, Magna PT B.V. & Co. KG v. Valeo Electrification UPC_CFI_347/2024 App_51893/2024 ORD_52043/2024 Application RoP262A Court of First Instance - Düsseldorf (DE) Local Division English    
18/09/2024 AUDI AG v. Network System Technologies LLC UPC_CoA_264/2024 APL_30168/2024 ORD_48996/2024 Appeal RoP220.2 Court of Appeal - Luxembourg (LU) English    
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