Cravath, Swaine & Moore may have taken a back seat in Qualcomm Inc.’s $975 million settlement with Chinese antitrust authorities. But there’ll be plenty more work for the firm before Qualcomm’s regulatory and litigation troubles are over.
Monday’s deal with China’s National Development and Reform Commission resolves claims that San Diego-based Qualcomm abused its market power as the owner of several industry standard patents for 3G and 4G network technology. Qualcomm disclosed in a regulatory filing late last year that the Federal Trade Commission in Washington is also investigating the company’s patent licensing practices.
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