Posts Tagged: "patents in bankruptcy"

Don’t Complicate Things: Existence of a License Comes Down to the Terms of a Contract

In a case located at the intersection of bankruptcy and IP law, the Third Circuit ruled that, under the terms of a contract, Walt Disney Studios Motion Picture Production and its affiliates did not acquire a perpetual worldwide license to use patents to convert conventional films into 3D.

Paige H. Forster

February 27, 2015

Posts Tagged: "patents in bankruptcy"

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