Ericsson has finally won a 12-year-long lawsuit filed against the Swedish company for patent infringement, highlighting a lack of fair and reasonable process on such matters, one prominent firm has said.
“A question this case raises for us to think about is how to shorten the time it costs to issue a final ruling on such cases,” Wang Yadong, the executive partner at Run Ming Law Office in Beijing, told China Business Law Journal.
In July 2000, Hu Xuanhua and Hu Bin, of the Dalian Hanpu Applied Technology Company, filed the patent lawsuit against Ericsson China and Ericsson Beijing over some models of Ericsson’s mobile phones.
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