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A member of the Paris Bar since 2023, Geoffrey Grandjean is an associate in our Intellectual Property Media Technologies practice since the same year.
He assists French and foreign clients, both in counsel and in litigation matters, on issues related to patents in various fields such as telecoms, automotive and pharmaceuticals.
He is a graduate of Sciences Po Strasbourg and holds a Master's degree in European and International Intellectual Property Law from CEIPI (Center for International Intellectual Property Studies). He also holds a LLM in European law from the Université Libre de Bruxelles (Belgium).
Thanks to his experience in international law firms and abroad, he has a very good knowledge of the various fields of Intellectual Property.
Paris, 2023
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Clarity On Knotty Patent Jurisdiction Questions From CJEU
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Sony Court of Cassation ruling of April 24, 2024: admissibility of infringement claims even for events occurring prior to registration of the assignment.
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Recasting the existing EU SPC regulations and introducing a unitary SPC: recent progress and future steps
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