Standard Essential Patents (SEP): Latest Trends and Developments
The rising technological advancements have led President Biden’s administration to continuously rethink and reshape its patent-related efforts. Among its initiatives is the review and revamp of the standard-essential patent (SEP) licensing regulation – a step that would amend the 2019 guidance, particularly on concerns related to the issuance of injunctive relief in SEP cases and the proposed recommendations for alleged misconduct.
Listen as experienced patent litigator William Wray of Allen & Overy LLP provides an in-depth discussion of the latest trends and developments surrounding standard-essential patents (SEP). He will also provide the audience with practical litigation strategies in this rapidly evolving legal climate.
Field of Study: Business Management and Organization
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Senior Counsel Allen & Overy LLP
Will is a litigator in the Intellectual Property practice of Allen & Overy’s Silicon Valley office. He represents businesses in an array of intellectual property disputes, including high tech patent and trade secret litigation for Fortune 10 companies. Will is a Certified Information Privacy Professional, a Certified Information Privacy Technologist, and has experience litigating data privacy, GDPR, and cybersecurity matters in federal court.
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