Express Registration of Swiss trademarks
If the list of goods and services of a Swiss trademark application comprises only standardardized terms contained in the database of the SFIPI and there are no obvious absolute grounds which could bar the registration of the trademark, then the application matures into a registered tradmark within 3 to 4 weeks. weiter...
Increase of the official fees for filing a trademark applica
The Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property (SFIPI) granted the last few years a discount for filing trademark applications electronically in Switzerland. As 95 % of the trademark applications are now filed electronically the SFIPI does no longer grant this discount. weiter...

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A patent is an intellectual property right which serves the protection of technical inventions. It provides the patent holder with the right to prohibit the use of the invention by others. The maximum term of a patent is 20 years.According to the Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property technical inventions include products (e.g. heatable ski boots or chemical compounds such as aspirin) and processes (e.g. processes for freeze-drying coffee). Such inventions are patentable provided that they are new, non-obvious to a person skilled in the art and susceptible of industrial application.

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