Edward Elgar Publishing (2026)
Cases in Context – Leading FRAND Cases Around the World
Edited by Jorge L. Contreras, Distinguished University Professor and James T. Jensen Endowed Professor for Transactional Law, University of Utah S.J. Quinney College of Law, USA
Publication Date: January 2026
Two chapters have been co-authored analysing landmark decisions:
- Unwired Planet v. Huawei (United Kingdom)
- Intex v. Ericsson (India)
These chapters examine FRAND rate-setting, competition law intersections, and global licensing standards, contributing to comparative international IP scholarship.
European Intellectual Property Review (Thomson Reuters)
Article: Litigating Patented Standards: The EU–China WTO Dispute on Anti-Suit Injunctions
Authors: Enrico Bonadio, Vansh Tayal, and Giuseppe Martinico
Read: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=5394292
This publication analyses the EU–China WTO dispute concerning the use of anti-suit injunctions in standard-essential patent (SEP) litigation. It examines the Arbitrators’ 21 July 2025 ruling, which overturned key Panel findings and introduced a novel “anti-frustration” rule under TRIPS. The article contributes to the broader debate on the interaction between international trade law and global SEP enforcement, with implications for cross-border patent litigation strategies.
European Intellectual Property Review (Thomson Reuters)
Article: Will You Get in Trouble for Too Much Love? The Intersection Between Fandom and Copyright
Authors: Enrico Bonadio, Mahak Kansara, and Giuseppe Martinico
Read online at: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4690992
This publication critically examined the evolving relationship between fan-created content and copyright law, analysing how modern fandom culture challenges traditional enforcement mechanisms. The article contributed to ongoing global discourse on fair use, transformative works, and the future of participatory creativity in the digital age.
The article takes into consideration laws and court cases in US and Japan.
Kluwer Patent Blog
Article: “Recent Indian Case Law on Standard Essential Patents”
Authors: Enrico Bonadio (City St. George’s, University of London), Mahak Kansara (Advocate, Bar Council of Rajasthan, India)
This piece provided a detailed analysis of India’s emerging jurisprudence on Standard Essential Patents (SEPs), focusing on licensing obligations, competition law implications, and the balance between innovation and access.
IPWatchdog
Article: “Banksy’s Dilemma: IP or Art?”
Read at: https://ipwatchdog.com/2022/03/05/banksys-dilemma-ip-art/
This article explored the tension between anonymity, copyright enforcement, and moral rights through the lens of Banksy’s work. It sparked meaningful discussion on whether traditional IP frameworks adequately serve unconventional artists operating outside institutional systems.
The IP Press
Articles: “Canvas of Skin – How Much Does It Cost the Artist?” & “The Server Rule Might Fail to Embed in US Courts”
Read at: https://www.theippress.com/2022/03/23/canvas-of-skin-how-much-does-it-cost-the-artist/ and https://www.theippress.com/2021/12/06/the-server-rule-might-fail-to-embed-in-the-us-courts/
These articles addressed niche yet critical copyright issues—tattoo art ownership and the evolving “server rule” in digital copyright disputes—making complex legal questions accessible to practitioners and creators alike.
