Avocat propriété intellectuelle
Domaines d’expertise en propriété intellectuelle
Patent
Advice:
Patent filing
Patent litigation
Trademarks
Recherche d’antériorités
Dépôt de marques
Oppositions et litiges en matière de marques
Copyright
Protection of artistic and literary works
Contrats de cession de droits
Copyright litigation
Designs
Industrial design protection
Design filings
Design litigation
Services provided by an intellectual property lawyer
Advice:
Stratégie de protection
Négociation de contrats
Portfolio management
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Litigation
Procédures judiciaires
Arbitrage et médiation
Contentieux transfrontaliers
Audit et due diligence
Analysis of intellectual property assets
Risk assessment
Due diligence en cas de fusions et acquisitions
Pourquoi choisir un avocat spécialisé en propriété intellectuelle ?
Technical expertise
In-depth knowledge of scientific and technological fields
Understanding of industrial realities
Expérience juridique
Command of national and international intellectual property law
Practice before the competent judicial and administrative bodies
Accompagnement personnalisé
Strategic advice tailored to each client’s specific needs
Rigorous case management
Frequently asked questions about intellectual property lawyers
FAQ
An intellectual property lawyer is a legal professional who advises on and defends clients’ intellectual property rights, such as patents, trade marks, copyright and designs.
Instructing a specialist intellectual property lawyer gives you the benefit of in-depth technical and legal expertise, together with tailored support to protect and defend the intellectual property rights attached to your innovation.
To choose the right intellectual property lawyer, look for a professional who understands the specific issues facing your business, has solid experience in your field, and is able to offer you tailored support suited to your needs.
An intellectual property lawyer’s fees may vary according to the lawyer’s experience, the complexity of your matter and the time devoted to it. Lawyers commonly bill on an hourly basis, but fixed fees or success fees may also be offered.
An intellectual property lawyer’s areas of expertise include patents, trade marks, copyright, designs, trade secrets and pharmaceutical regulation.
In litigation, the intellectual property lawyer represents and defends the client’s interests before the competent courts and administrative bodies. The lawyer prepares the necessary documents, presents the arguments and the evidence, and pleads the client’s case.
An intellectual property lawyer can help you protect your invention or your brand by advising you on the best protection strategy, helping you file the appropriate applications, and representing your interests in negotiations or litigation.
It is advisable to consult an intellectual property lawyer as soon as you consider creating or developing an innovation, a brand or a work protected by copyright. Early advice makes it possible to put in place a suitable protection strategy and to avoid potential conflicts or problems.