Laure Arnon-Duquesnoy

During my training as a corporate lawyer, I soon realized that intellectual property was a pillar in the development of a company. During a prior professional experience at a top-end leather goods manufacturer, I was able to grasp all the strategic and financial issues deriving from trademarks and designs. This largely influenced my choice of practice, a choice that I value every day as I assist and support clients in their creative process and help them to protect, value and defend their intangible assets.

Julia Cohen-Solal

I have a scientific background and earned an engineering degree in Chemistry from the Chimie ParisTech School. As soon as I graduated I leaned towards the career of a patent engineer and worked in a Patent Law firm. Combining the technical aspects of patents and the legal aspects in order to obtain and exploit a patent was something that quickly interested me. The profession enables me to understand new technologies in drafting patent applications and to advise clients on issues related to industrial property, such as the freedom to operate for a new project or the presence of a potential infringer in the market. I completed my scientific formation with qualifications allowing me to act before the European Patent Office and before the French Patent Office (INPI). Now, I work with August Debouzy as a French Patent Attorney and assist the firm’s clients in their proceedings before Patent Offices and advise them on their industrial property issues.

Amélie Tripet

Copyright law has been my preferred area since I graduated because the margin left for interpretation in legal texts always raises new questions in a litigation strategy. Working alongside clients to secure the use of content and works of all kinds stimulates my creativity, particularly in setting up innovative business models. I value interactions with clients that are critical to understand the creative process, determine the originality of works and tailor the appropriate legal framework.