Schmidt Brunet Litzler’s IP team combines advisory and litigation expertise, providing support to clients in the fashion, media, and e-commerce sectors. Additionally, they are increasingly assisting startups in managing their trade mark portfolios, which includes drafting coexistence, license, and distribution agreements, along with registering new trade marks with both French and EU IP offices. Under the guidance of Delphine Brunet-Stoclet, an accomplished litigator, the firm regularly takes on cases involving trade mark defense before French courts and the ECJ, representing clients aiming to halt ongoing infringements. Notably, Marie André-Nivet leads the firm’s trade mark prosecution practice and oversees global IP portfolios while also heading the firm’s Marseille office.
Testimonials
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‘What truly sets them apart is their proactive approach to problem-solving. They don't wait for instructions; they take matters into their own hands. Depending on the industry or task at hand, they dive deep into research, leaving no stone unturned to provide comprehensive solutions. What's even more commendable is their responsiveness.’
‘We have the privilege of working closely with Marie André-Nivet, and I must say that it's been an exceptional experience. Marie possesses a unique blend of qualities that truly sets her apart. First and foremost, she is a superb advisor. With her wealth of knowledge and experience, she not only guides us through the intricacies of our projects but also foresees and advises us on all possible outcomes, ensuring we make informed decisions.'
Key clients
- JJA
- Vitry Frères
Work highlights
- Assisting NASCO in the protection of trade marks in a lot of countries all over the world, despite several legal issues, including due to North Atlantic Salmon Conservation Organisation, association whose acronym is NASCO and which is protected by article 6ter of Paris Convention.
- Assisted SYNDICAT INTERPROFESSIONNEL DE DEFENSE DU FROMAGE MORBIER (SIDFM) with the defence of its trade mark.