Niederer Kraft Frey has advised Stalicla on its series B financing. Stalicla SA, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company advancing precision medicine pipelines for neuropsychiatric and neurological disorders has successfully completed the first closing of its series B financing round, securing USD 17.4 million. Led by SPRIM Global Investments Pte, Ltd, with key participation from core investors, […]
The Swiss Federal Patent Court held Bayer’s patent to be preliminarily valid and – in particular – confirmed the existence of inventive step. The court granted a preliminary injunction prohibiting generic company Helvepharm from distributing its
In October 2021, Stadler emerged as the winner of the tender held by Swiss Federal Railways (SBB), Thurbo and RegionAlps to award a framework agreement for the manufacture and delivery of up to 510 single-decker FLIRT multiple
Nater Dallafior‘s IP expert Mathis Berger has successfully represented PUMA SE in an important trademark litigation against FIFA (Fédération Internationale de Football Association). It is the first time that the Swiss Federal
Nater Dallafior successfully advised and represented a foreign insolvency administrator in connection with the enforcement of various claims of an insolvent German company against a global cooperation (the defendant) specialising in the planning and construction
Vischer successfully represented a ship operator facing claims and lawsuits from sub-contractors alleging defaults. The demands could be repelled practically comprehensively. The Covid pandemic has hit the tourism industry particularly hard. This also applies to
Walder Wyss won an appeal to the Federal Court in connection with a lease expulsion matter. The legal team In particular the law firm acted with partner Nicolas Iynedjian (real estate, pictured) and associate
Stefano Codoni (pictured) partner of Walder Wyss, successfully represented lm group throughout this long lasting dispute, including in the appeal procedure.
Lenz & Staehelin's litigation team included partner Harold Frey (pictured) and associate Severin Christen (both Dispute Resolution).
