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Provided by Jürg Simon
Prof. Dr. Jürg Simon is a partner and leading expert in intellectual property and related fields in Switzerland (forensic and non-forensic work), with a particular focus on trademark and privacy law. He has vast experience as counsel in trademark, unfair competition, copyright and patent litigation, as well as in all aspects of commercial transactions involving intellectual property rights (such as licensing, selective distribution, sponsoring and IP securitisation). Before joining Lenz & Staehelin, he was director at the Swiss Intellectual Property Institute and a partner in an IP boutique firm.
Jürg teaches intellectual property law (among other topics) at the University of St. Gallen, the Swiss Intellectual Property Institute, and the Università LUISS Guido Carli in Rome. He has been published on a wide range of intellectual property and competition topics. He is also the past and acting president of two associations n the Swiss dairy industry, and a member of the board of directors of IP-intensive companies.
Admission Bern Bar (1987), Swiss Federal Office of Justice (1987), University Bern (Dr. iur., 1990), Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property (1991), University St.Gallen (Executive Masters in European and International Business Law, 1997), Partner IP boutique law firm (1997), Partner Lenz & Staehelin (2005), University St.Gallen (Adjunct Professor of Intellectual Property Law, 2006).
Member of all relevant professional organizations in the field
Languages: German, English, French
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Jürg Simon represents international clients in trade mark enforcement proceedings as well as trade mark strategy. He is also well versed with licensing and distribution mandates.
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"Simon is one of the most professional lawyers I have ever worked with. He never sounds like he is trying to teach but shows his strength by what he does."
"Simon is one of the most professional lawyers I have ever worked with. He never sounds like he is trying to teach but shows his strength by what he does."
