The Swiss company DXT Commodities, has won a litigation case before the Court of Milan. The company had been accused of nullifying contracts related to electricity prices. The case was brought by one of the leading producers of renewable energy in Italy, and resulted in a counterclaim by DXT Commodities for the payment of more […]
On October 12, 2023, Walder Wyss achieved a significant legal victory by addressing a contentious issue regarding the loss of plaintiff status when two entities merge. In a pivotal ruling with the reference number PE18.001805, delivered on
K-Fee System has sued Nestlé Nespresso for infringement of three European patents. K-Fee belongs to the Krüger group of companies. The group has recently partnered with Coca-Cola in the coffee pod business with the
With the legal representation by Lenz & Staehelin‘s Jürg Simon (pictured) and Milano based legal professional, Cesare Galli, Emmentaler Switzerland, the producer organization of Emmentaler AOP, has recently achieved a significant victory in
Walder Wyss has successfully represented an Armenian construction company in an ICC arbitration seated in Zurich under the ICC Rules against a globally leading general contractor. The law firm brought a multi-million claim on behalf
LALIVE successfully represented Yukos Capital against the Russian Federation’s challenge of an interim and a final award before the Swiss Supreme Court, Switzerland’s highest court. The final award, granting Yukos Capital a compensation
MLL Legal has successfully represented Lindt & Sprüngli against Lidl regarding the trademark protection for the “Lindt Gold Bunny”. With Judgment of 30 August 2022 the Swiss Federal Court has fully granted Lindt & Sprüngli’
Walder Wyss has successfully represented a Swiss high-tech company both in arbitration proceedings (seated in Geneva and adjudicated under the WIPO Arbitration Rules) and before the Swiss Federal Supreme Court. The law firm has defended
CMS Switzerland has represented Diffulivre, a Swiss company and member of the Hachette Group, in an appeal before the Swiss Supreme Court brought against the judgment by the Swiss Administrative Court of 30 October 2019 concerning the
With Judgment of 6 April 2022, the Federal Supreme Court upheld FIFA’s claim that the marks “PUMA WORLD CUP QATAR 2022” and “PUMA WORLD CUP 2022” were misleading, ordered these marks to be removed from the register and