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Peter Ling  (Lenz & Staehelin)
Switzerland : Actelion v. ICOS, Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland, 1st Civil Law Chamber, BGE 143 III 284A_222/2016, 15 December 2016
November 03, 2017

The “representative” registered with the Swiss Patent Register for the Swiss part of a European patent does not constitute a legal representative within the meaning of the Code of Civil Procedure.…

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Peter Ling , Peter Ling  (Lenz & Staehelin)
Switzerland: Bombardier v. Stadler, Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland, 1st Civil Law Chamber, 4A_427/2016, 28 November 2016
July 06, 2017

Public prior use when a third party discloses all features of the patent-in-suit before the priority date to the alleged infringer, without concluding a non-disclosure agreement with the alleged…

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Simon Holzer  (MLL Legal Ltd.)
The Postman does not always ring twice... service of revocation actions on patentees
March 13, 2017

Although there is a well-known crime novel by James M. Cain saying the contrary, the postman does not always ring twice, particularly not in patent nullity proceedings when it comes to the service of…

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Peter Ling  (Lenz & Staehelin)
Switzerland: Urinal valve II (Urinalventil II), Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland, 1st Civil Law Chamber, 4A_131/2016, 3 October 2016
March 09, 2017

The Federal Supreme Court confirmed the Federal Patent Court's three-step function, accessibility and equal value test to analyse infringement under the doctrine of equivalents. A full summary of…

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Pierre Heuzé  (Université de Genève)
Switzerland: A Ltd v. B AG, Geräuschärmer Turbolader, Federal Patent Court of Switzerland, S2016_006, 14 July 2016
December 08, 2016

Whenever a patent holder fails to prove that the patent protection of a component, incorporated into a complex product, is not of subordinate importance to the basic functional characteristic of the…

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Simon Holzer  (MLL Legal Ltd.)
Side note to "Why not take the shortcut?" The Swiss Supreme Court’s assessment of patent infringement under the doctrine of equivalence
November 17, 2016

In my latest Kluwer post I wrote about the confusion caused by the most recent decision of the Swiss Federal Supreme Court concerning the doctrine of equivalence. This confusion seems to have…

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Simon Holzer  (MLL Legal Ltd.)
Why not take the shortcut? The Swiss Supreme Court’s assessment of patent infringement under the doctrine of equivalence
November 15, 2016

In the middle of the turmoil caused by Brexit and the US elections tiny Switzerland (apropos, a country with an old democracy and some experience in implementing problematic election results as well…

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Simon Holzer  (MLL Legal Ltd.)
Amendments and additions to protective letters in Switzerland
May 22, 2016

Swiss procedural law foresees the possibility to file a protective letter if someone believes it will be confronted with a request for ex-parte interim measures without being heard. The corresponding…

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Peter Ling  (Lenz & Staehelin)
Switzerland: Refusal to Sign a Patent Assignment, Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland, 1st Civil Law Chamber, 4A_688/2014, 15 April 2015
May 04, 2016

A former employee inventor's obligation to sign a declaration of assignment of a patent application to the former employer can be enforced in summary proceedings pursuant to the Swiss Code of Civil…

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Simon Holzer  (MLL Legal Ltd.)
Public prior use: Swiss Federal Patent Court partially revokes/upholds EP 0 944 937 B1 – Any doubts beyond reasonable doubt?
December 29, 2015

Swiss Federal Patent Court, Case No O2013_006 (7 October 2015) The Swiss Federal Patent Court partially revoked/upheld the Swiss Part of EP 0 944 937 B1 concerning a hydraulic pressing device in…

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