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Suinno’s request for discretionary review of order in favor of Microsoft dismissed by UPC appeal court

By Giorgi Dvalishvili ( October 14, 2024, 10:47 GMT | Insight) -- Suinno Mobile & AI Technologies Licensing Oy, a Finnish patent licensing law firm in a dispute with Microsoft, recently saw its request for review of a Unified Patent Court order on security costs dismissed because it failed to first seek permission to appeal. The ruling by the UPC Luxembourg Court of Appeal clarifies that there is no automatic right to a discretionary review, highlighting the strict procedural requirements in place at the UPC for the appellate process.Suinno Mobile & AI Technologies Licensing Oy, a Finnish patent licensing law firm in a dispute with Microsoft, recently saw its request for review of a Unified Patent Court order on security costs dismissed because it failed to first seek permission to appeal....

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