Global Multiple Frand Rate Setting combined in Three Easy Steps
Join us on the 21st of May 2025 | 15.00pm BST
10th IP AND COMPETITION SUMMER FORUM
Amsterdam
June 26 & 27 2025
Key Note Speakers
Justice Edgar Brinkman, Judge Unified Patent Court
Justice Aleš Zalar, Director of the Mediation & Arbitration Centre of Unified Patent Court.
Justice Margot Kokke, Judge Unified Patent Court
Justice Dr. Florian Schweyer, Regional Court of Munich
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What the Talk is About
Central to Judge Hoffman’s approach is the principle Comity for Court decisions with different valuations of FRAND-rates. A multilateral respected calculation model of global FRAND-rates based on their evaluation by different jurisdictions could be the recipe that could help Courts around the world come to grips with the division of competences in an increasingly global technology world. In addition, it would allow to minimize opportunistic licensing and litigating behavior. In this talk Judge Hoffmann proposes a three step approach to determine global Frand Rate setting if different courts have set different FRAND-rates globally. It is hoped that this could help ease tensions among the various Courts of the world and improve the global separation of powers. It would also help Courts assure their mission to be fair and just by relying not only on legal analysis, but also on economic competence.
About the Speakers

The Honourable Judge Fabian Hoffmann
German Federal Court of Justice
(this is the German Supreme Court)
Judge Fabian Hoffmann has served as a judge of Bundesgerichtshof (Federal Court of Justice), Germany since 2010. He is a member of the 10th Civil Division (X. Zivilsenat) which has, inter alia, jurisdiction on patent dispute matters. Before this appointment, he was a Judge at the Oberlandesgericht (Higher Regional Court) in Frankfurt am Main, where he still lives. Before his appointment as Judge, he was an Assistant Lawyer admitted to the Bundesgerichtshof in Karlsruhe, drafting submissions on civil law appeals held before the Bundesgerichtshof. He is especially interested in patent valuation.
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