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      SEP Exclusive Dealing Showdown: FTC v. Qualcomm Preview

      12 PM GMT

      Filed in the final days of the last administration, the FTC’s litigation against Qualcomm is coming to a head.  The case puts Qualcomm’s licensing of standard essential patents and its FRAND commitments on center stage as part of an alleged scheme to protect Qualcomm’s market position.  Partial summary judgment arguments will be held on October 18, 2018, and the case is bound for trial on January 4, 2019.  Join us as we discuss the issues that the parties and the court will be wrestling with in the case that’s sure to be the next hot topic in SEP enforcement conversations.

      Speakers:

      Mark Botti, Baker Botts LLP

      Justin Hedge, Arnold & Porter

      Allison Sheedy, Constantine Cannon LLP

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      SEP Exclusive Dealing Showdown: FTC v. Qualcomm Preview

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      Teleconference

      Date

      Oct 15, 2018

      2018-10-15T12:00:00 2018-10-15T13:00:00 SEP Exclusive Dealing Showdown: FTC v. Qualcomm Preview

      Filed in the final days of the last administration, the FTC’s litigation against Qualcomm is coming to a head.  The case puts Qualcomm’s licensing of standard essential patents and its FRAND commitments on center stage as part of an alleged scheme to protect Qualcomm’s market position.  Partial summary judgment arguments will be held on October 18, 2018, and the case is bound for trial on January 4, 2019.  Join us as we discuss the issues that the parties and the court will be wrestling with in the case that’s sure to be the next hot topic in SEP enforcement conversations.

      Speakers:

      Mark Botti, Baker Botts LLP

      Justin Hedge, Arnold & Porter

      Allison Sheedy, Constantine Cannon LLP

      FREE:  Antitrust Section Members, Government, Non-profit Employees, Students
      $25 Other Non-Members.

      Explore Section benefits or call 1-800-285-2221 to join. Code RAT14IP25.   For this and all upcoming events visit http://ambar.org/atevents.
       
      CLE
      The ABA is not seeking CLE credit for this program.

      Audio Archive: Provided all releases are obtained, MP3 recordings of this program will be available to Section members on the Committee Program Audio page.

       

       

      Speakers

      Allison Sheedy
      Allison Sheedy

      Constantine Cannon LLP

      Allison Sheedy

      Constantine Cannon LLP

      Justin Hedge

      Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP
      Justin Hedge is Counsel with Arnold & Porter in Washington, D.C.  Mr. Hedge assists clients with their most challenging antitrust matters in a variety of industries.  He regularly represents clients in merger and conduct investigations before the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission.  Mr. Hedge's practice also includes defense of price fixing, monopolization, and other antitrust claims in private litigation.
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      Justin P. Hedge
      Counsel, Antitrust/Competition Practice

      Arnold & Porter
      601 Massachusetts Ave., NW| Washington, DC 20001-3743 
      T: +1 202.942.6583 | F: +1 202.942.5999 

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      Mark Botti


      Specialties: Antitrust Law, Health Care, Health Information Technology, Pharmaceutical Industry, Insurance, Agriculture and Forestry Products, Mass Consumer Products, Mass Media

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