Arbitration Questions To Consider In Patent License Disputes
Thomas L. Creel, Esq.
JAMS Mediator, Arbitrator, Referee/Special Master, Neutral Evaluator
Published May 1, 2019
Let’s say two entities entered into a patent license agreement years ago. Everything has been going wonderfully: The patentee has been receiving royalties, and the licensee has been selling its product without fear of an infringement suit. But now things are not going so well. Several disputes have arisen. The license agreement contains an arbitration clause. Are all the disputes arbitrable, or must some be tried in court? And who decides such questions: an arbitrator or a court?
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