Swiss Federal Supreme Court to adopt EU SPC case law
28-06-2018
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The Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property has issued a notice covering a change in the practice for granting supplementary protection certificates (SPCs), following a landmark decision by Switzerland’s highest court.
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