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Intellectual Property Consultancy Firm, but also providers of intellectual property solutions, we support you in all aspects, both European and international, of protection, promotion and defense with regard to trademarks, copyright, designations of origin, software, data, and new technologies.
Like the figure in the photo, in our own way, we like to build bridges between different skills linking legal, marketing, strategy, R&D, communication, and taxation, between our clients when we think that new projects could result from this, or with between IP titles when a product requires trademark, design and model coupled protection and know-how.
Our actions are carried out in a pragmatic, transversal, personalized and secure approach in search of legal, operational and responsive comprehensibility.
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Our team is composed of Authorized Industrial Property Attorneys who are also Authorized European Trademark attorneys, specialized lawyers, dedicated paralegals, a Legal Design graphic designer, but also a network of foreign correspondents covering all countries, legal lawyers or business lawyers, partner patent engineers, marketing consultants, brand creators, linguists or evaluators in order to have a global overview.

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8
Dec

When “Dupes” Sneak Under the Christmas Tree

During this festive season of sales and promotions, many products are offered on the market at slashed prices. But behind the sparkling packaging lies a growing phenomenon that is pushing brands to be increasingly vigilant: “dupes.” These products, inspired by or copied from best-sellers—affordable and trendy—are winning over more and more consumers. What Is a “Dupe”? The word dupe comes from the English duplicate. It refers to a product inspired by or copied from another that is fashionable and trending on social media, but sold at a lower price. In essence, a dupe allows consumers to obtain a supposedly equivalent product […]

20
Nov

Trademark Filing and Greenwashing: How to Avoid the Pitfalls of Environmental Claims

Over the past decade, environmental ethics, ecology, and corporate responsibility have profoundly transformed consumer expectations and brand communication strategies. Today, they are key marketing arguments—but only when supported by genuine commitments. Otherwise, brands expose themselves to the risk of greenwashing, also known as ecological whitewashing. Greenwashing refers to communication practices that imply—directly or indirectly—that a product or service possesses environmental qualities that are unfounded, misleading, or unverifiable. In some cases, it also consists in diverting the consumer’s attention from the product’s actual environmental impact, which is often far less green than advertised. Examples: • The green packaging of AJAX “Fête […]

14
Nov

NFTs and Intellectual Property: Where Do We Stand?

NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) burst onto the digital scene with the promise of revolutionising the way creative works are owned and exchanged. But several years after the initial excitement, what remains from a legal standpoint? An NFT is a certificate of authenticity recorded on a blockchain, ensuring the traceability of a digital file. However, it does not confer any intellectual property rights over the content it represents. Purchasing an NFT therefore does not necessarily grant the right to use or reproduce the associated work: only the copyright holder retains exclusive rights. This distinction has given rise to numerous disputes, particularly in […]

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10
NOV