The German Federal Court of Justice (FCJ) established requirements for a fair, reasonable, and nondiscriminatory (FRAND) defense against injunction claims based on standard-essential patents (SEPs). VoiceAge v. HMD, Case No. KZR 10/25 (FCJ Jan. 27, 2026) (Rol-off, Deichfuß, Tolkmitt, Vogt-Beheim, Kochendörfer, JJ.) Consistent with its earlier decisions, the FCJ adopted an approach that imposes strict
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