Grant Thornton Société d’Avocats, a partner firm of the audit and advisory group Grant Thornton, announces the appointment of Natalia Moya-Fernandez as Partner in charge of the newly created Intellectual Property and Information Technology department.
Natalia Moya Fernandez has more than 20 years of recognized expertise gained in different international law firms in Spain and France.
Natalia advises French and foreign companies of all sizes and in all sectors of activity on their management of the day-to-day legal issues in the field of intellectual property and new technologies: notably the appropriate protection and defense strategies in the areas of trademarks, patents, know-how, designs, and domain names, the drafting and negotiating of contracts, R&D, copyright, image rights, software and databases.
Moreover, Natalia Moya Fernandez assists companies in the implementation and defense of their advertising campaigns in order to ensure compliance with the recommendations of France’s advertising regulation authority, the ARPP (Professional Advertising Regulatory Authority).
She will be in charge of this new offer and will be responsible for a team of three experts who have also joined the firm, Grant Thornton Société d'Avocats. These include Charlotte Gendron and Nathalie Bourguignat, lawyers specialized in intellectual property and information technologies, and Frédéric Texier, paralegal and holder of the French Trademark and Design Assistant Certificate (CAM).
Anne Frede, Managing Partner of Grant Thornton Société d’Avocats affirms:
« With the creation of this new department, Grant Thornton Société d’Avocats continues to develop its legal solutions for companies. The choice of an “Intellectual Property and Information Technology” practice within our firm was an obvious one, as the correct management of these issues is essential to the success of our clients' projects in France and internationally. Regardless of the sector they operate in, this will allow them to stand out from the competition and to protect themselves from anti-competitive practices. Innovation and intellectual property are an asset for companies. Protecting, defending and promoting these will be at the heart of the work carried out by Natalia and her team as they address our clients' commercial and financial stakes. »
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Grant Thornton Société d’Avocats creates an Intellectual Property and Information Technology Department
04 Oct 2022
Grant Thornton Société d’Avocats, a partner firm of the audit and advisory group Grant Thornton, announces the appointment of Natalia Moya-Fernandez as Partner in charge of the newly created Intellectual Property and Information Technology department.
Natalia Moya Fernandez has more than 20 years of recognized expertise gained in different international law firms in Spain and France.
Natalia advises French and foreign companies of all sizes and in all sectors of activity on their management of the day-to-day legal issues in the field of intellectual property and new technologies: notably the appropriate protection and defense strategies in the areas of trademarks, patents, know-how, designs, and domain names, the drafting and negotiating of contracts, R&D, copyright, image rights, software and databases.
Moreover, Natalia Moya Fernandez assists companies in the implementation and defense of their advertising campaigns in order to ensure compliance with the recommendations of France’s advertising regulation authority, the ARPP (Professional Advertising Regulatory Authority).
She will be in charge of this new offer and will be responsible for a team of three experts who have also joined the firm, Grant Thornton Société d'Avocats. These include Charlotte Gendron and Nathalie Bourguignat, lawyers specialized in intellectual property and information technologies, and Frédéric Texier, paralegal and holder of the French Trademark and Design Assistant Certificate (CAM).
Anne Frede, Managing Partner of Grant Thornton Société d’Avocats affirms:
« With the creation of this new department, Grant Thornton Société d’Avocats continues to develop its legal solutions for companies. The choice of an “Intellectual Property and Information Technology” practice within our firm was an obvious one, as the correct management of these issues is essential to the success of our clients' projects in France and internationally. Regardless of the sector they operate in, this will allow them to stand out from the competition and to protect themselves from anti-competitive practices. Innovation and intellectual property are an asset for companies. Protecting, defending and promoting these will be at the heart of the work carried out by Natalia and her team as they address our clients' commercial and financial stakes. »
Experts / Authors
Natalia Moya Fernández
Attorney-at-Law, Partner in charge of the Intellectual Property and Information Technology law practice
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Managing Partner, in charge of the International Mobility and Individual Taxation practices
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