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Michael Lysakowski

Michael Lysakowski

Senior Associate
MLaw, Attorney at Law

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Direct phone: +41 58 658 52 48
michael.lysakowski@walderwyss.com

Curriculum Vitae

Areas of activity: Data & Technology Intellectual Property Art & Entertainment

Michael Lysakowski is an associate in the Regulated Markets, Competition, Technology and Intellectual Property Team. His preferred areas of practice include intellectual property, in particular in the fashion industry, IP-related litigation and arbitration, trademark law as well as unfair competition and technology matters.

Michael Lysakowski studied law at the University of Zurich (BLaw 2016, MLaw 2018). Before starting his career as an attorney, Michael Lysakowski worked as a trainee lawyer at Walder Wyss and at a district court in the Canton of Zürich. He was admitted to the bar in 2022.

Michael Lysakowski's professional languages are German and English. He also speaks Polish.

Promotions Senior Associates

12 January 2026

Walder Wyss advises investor on financing round of Flexion

10 December 2025

Successful Registration of Colour Mark for Polaroid in Switzerland

Repower sells PLUG’N ROLL

Acquisition of AELIA Assurances Group by GGW Group GmbH

embotech AG – Swiss IT supplier for autonomous driving closes CHF 23.5m Series B Financing Round

17 December 2024

RealWear acquires Almer Technologies

4 December 2024

Steiner AG sells Steiner Construction SA

25 January 2024

Syz Capital und Saturnus Capital investieren in Capture Media

9 November 2023

Die Swisscanto Stiftungen heissen wieder Servisa

Cembra acquires Byjuno

Sale of „Lista-Office-Group“

2 September 2019

Virtual Goods and Services, Real Problems

12 November 2024 | by Markus R. Frick and Michael Lysakowski

New Guidance by the IPI on the Classification of NFTs and Virtual Products

2 February 2024 | by Michael Lysakowski and Manuel Bigler

Ripe for Protection: Swiss Court Awards Apple Trademark Protection on Content-Related Goods

10 October 2023 | by Markus R. Frick and Michael Lysakowski

Hermès vs. Rothschild – Are Virtual and Physical Goods Similar?

3 May 2023 | by Sylvia Anthamatten and Michael Lysakowski

Blockchain Domain Names and Risks Associated Therewith

3 May 2023 | by Michael Lysakowski and Markus R. Frick

Nice Classification Will Include NFTs – What Does This Mean for Your Trademarks?

13 December 2022 | by Markus R. Frick and Michael Lysakowski

Battle of the Bunnies: Lindt Melts Down Lidl Before the Swiss Federal Supreme Court

20 October 2022 | by Manuel Bigler and Michael Lysakowski

Abandonment of Strict Swiss Practice on Trademarks Incorporating Indications of Source in Sight

21 October 2021 | by Sylvia Anthamatten and Michael Lysakowski

Start of the Lease not required for the Transfer of the Lease

3 October 2019 | by Michael Lysakowski, Dario Galli and Markus Vischer | in: dRSK (Digitaler Rechtsprechungs-Kommentar)

E-personality for Algorithms

1 March 2019 | by Martin Zobl and Michael Lysakowski | in: digma, Zeitschrift für Datenrecht und Informationssicherheit 1/2019 | pp. 42-47

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