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Our Legal Expertise

  • In-house attorneys-at-law with deep knowledge of European and French IP law
  • Expertise in drafting, negotiating and enforcing license agreements, NDAs, R&D collaborations
  • Representation in complex international litigation and cross-border enforcement strategies

Our patent attorneys and our attorneys-at-law are authorized to represent clients before the Unified Patent Court (UPC), giving your clients a seamless path from filing to litigation anywhere in Europe.

Learn More About the Unified Patent Court (UPC)

The entry into force of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) marks a major shift in the European IP landscape, offering new strategic opportunities – and challenges – for international patent holders. Our team regularly publishes insightful articles and practical updates to help you navigate this evolving jurisdiction.

Explore our expert resources on the UPC and European litigation strategies

About UPC

Why Choose Us as Your French and European Partner?

  • Authorized European representatives with full territorial capacity
  • Deep collaboration between attorneys-at-law and patent attorneys
  • Dedicated Foreign Associates Desk for priority handling
  • Strong litigation experience before French courts and UPC
  • Clear, predictable fee structures
  • Full confidentiality – we act on your behalf, you remain the client’s reference
  • Multilingual communication – fluent in English and familiar with US/UK practice

Let’s Build a Strategic IP Alliance

We’re here to provide your firm with a reliable, high-level European presence, grounded in technical precision and legal strength.

Contact us now to explore how we can assist.

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What You Need to know

Protecting your client’s invention in Europe? There are several strategic paths available — and we help you choose the one best suited to their business goals and budget.

National Patent Filings

File directly in selected European countries, one by one. Suitable for limited geographic coverage or tailored local strategies.

European Patent (EP) via the EPO

A single application examined by the European Patent Office. Upon grant, the patent must be validated in each country of interest.

  • Centralized prosecution
  • Flexible post-grant validation
Unitary Patent (UP) – One Patent, One Territory

Following grant of a European patent, you may request unitary effect — resulting in a single title valid across 18 EU countries that have ratified the Unified Patent Court Agreement.

  • One renewal fee for all 18 states
  • Homogeneous legal effect
  • Cost-effective protection

Note: Spain, Poland, and the UK are not part of the Unitary Patent system. Separate national validations are required.

Need help choosing the best route for your client’s invention?
Our experts will guide you through the strategic, legal and cost implications of each option — and manage the entire process on your behalf.

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