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Samsung has asked a US judge to delay an injunction on two standard-essential patents Huawei won in China. In January, the Intermediate People’s Court in Shenzhen ruled Samsung infringed two of Huawei’s SEPs involving 4G wireless standards and failed to comply with obligations to negotiate on fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms. As Samsung’s last … Continue reading Samsung asks a US judge to delay an injunction on two standard-essential patents Huawei won in China.

On Monday, U.S President Donald Trump approved imposing tough tariffs on washing machines, after the U.S. International Trade Commission found these washing machine imports were “a substantial cause of serious injury to domestic manufacturers.”   China is the world’s largest manufacturer of solar panels and exported $3 billion worth of washing machines last year.   … Continue reading Antitrust Probes: China’s Powerful Weapon Against U.S. Tariffs

How much deference a U.S. court should give to a foreign government’s characterization of its own law? This question is now before the Supreme Court.   On January 12, 2018, the Supreme Court decided to hear a price-fixing case against Chinese Vitamin C manufacturers where the Court must decide whether U.S. judges must defer to … Continue reading The United States Supreme Court to Hear Price-Fixing Case Against Chinese Vitamin C Manufacturers