In today's global marketplace, it is standard for a company to patent its technology all over the world. One result of this trend is that technology licensing agreements often cover an international patent portfolio. This can be a problem if the licensor asserts a claim for royalties and the licensee raises the defense of non infringement, patent invalidity or unenforceability.
Since those issues are typically resolved on a nation-by-nation basis, the licensor and licensee are faced...
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