Lucina Herzog is an attorney in the Regulated Markets, Competition, Technology and Intellectual Property Group. In her practice areas health & life sciences, IP and business administration law, she advises companies on regulatory, advertising and intellectual property issues. She regularly represents her clients in complex administrative proceedings before authorities and courts.

She studied Law at the University of Mannheim (First State Examination, 2018), the National Chengchi University in Taiwan and the University of Cambridge (LL.M., 2021). Before joining Walder Wyss, Lucina Herzog held her traineeship in Mannheim and Los Angeles (Second State Examination, 2020). As a trainee lawyer she worked in leading commercial law firms with a focus on competition and trademark law. She further worked as a research assistant at the University of Mannheim, specialising on German and European commercial and labour law.

Lucina Herzog advises clients in German and English. She is registered in accordance with Art. 28 BGFA in the public list of nationals of EU or EFTA member states who are entitled to represent parties before judicial authorities in Switzerland on a permanent basis under their original professional title.

Significant Accomplishments

Current legal developments in the healthcare sector

Das Bundesgericht bestätigt zugunsten des deutschen Wissenschafts- und Technologieunternehmens Merck die vom Handelsgericht des Kantons Zürich ausgesprochenen, weitreichenden Verbote gegen den US-Konkurrenten MSD.

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Das IP-Team von Walder Wyss erwirkt für das deutsche Wissenschafts- und Technologieunternehmen Merck weitreichende Verbote gegen den US-Konkurrenten MSD.

Adoption of revised laws on human genetic testing

Bundesgericht klärt Quasi-Inhouse- und Instate-Privileg
EU-HTA-Verordnung: Regelungskern und Implikationen für die Schweiz
Aktuelle Rechtsentwicklungen im Gesundheitswesen
Aktuelle Rechtsentwicklungen im Gesundheitswesen
Überwachung der Medizinprodukte in Spitälern
Die Vorbefassung nach dem revidierten Beschaffungsrecht
The Revised Law on Human Genetic Testing
Tartlets and Trademarks – Infringement Dispute Concerning Well-Known Confectionery
Germany Terminates Convention with Switzerland on Mutual Recognition of Trade Mark Use
Warning Letters for Alleged Patent Infringement May Constitute Unfair Competition
Aktuelle Rechtsentwicklungen im Gesundheitswesen
Der Marktausgang im Konzept der Grundfreiheiten