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PATENTS: The English Court of Appeal has upheld the trial judge's ruling that Nokia infringed a divisional patent held by IPCom. IPCom may claim this as a victory, but Nokia stopped selling the phones in question years ago and IPCom's patent has now been revoked.

Nokia OYJ (Nokia Corporation) v IPCom GmbH & Co Kg
[2012] EWCA Civ 567

The English Court of Appeal has upheld the trial judge's ruling that Nokia infringed a divisional patent held by IPCom. IPCom may claim this as a victory, but Nokia stopped selling the phones in question years ago and IPCom's patent has now been revoked.

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