Casalonga

IP

Marianne Gabriel has over 20 years of experience as a French lawyer in patents, trademarks, designs and other IP rights litigation. She became partner of CASALONGA in 2009.

She advises major French and foreign companies for protecting and defending their Intellectual Property rights (patents, trademarks, designs, copyright, domain names, internet and unfair competition) and regularly pleads before the courts.

She is recognized for coordinating and managing complex national and international IP litigation and cases, notably in the pharmaceutical, chemical, mechanical and telecommunications fields and has acquired recognized expertise regarding Supplementary Protection Certificates (SPCs) and SEP/FRAND.

She has a strong experience in the definition and the coordination of IP strategies, including the implementation of strategic choices and orientations, during asset transfers (audits, due diligence, acquisitions, mergers, etc.), during the drafting and negotiation of contracts (assignments, licenses, transfers of know-how, partnerships, confidentiality agreements, research and development agreements, etc.) and for the purposes of dispute resolution.

French, English

Marianne Gabriel teaches drug law in the framework of the Master 2 Industrial Property and Health Innovations at the University of Paris VIII and regularly speaks at conferences in the field of intellectual property.

She actively participates in many professional associations: French Association of Trademark and Design Law Practitioners (APRAM), Pharmaceutical Trade Marks Group (PTMG), European Patent Lawyers Association (EPLAW), French Association of Industrial Property Attorneys (AAPI), Association of European Patent Practitioners (APEB), International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property (AIPPI), French Association for the Protection of Industrial Property (AFPPI), Licensing Executives Society France (LES France), Stanislas de Boufflers Institute. She is notably on the Board of the AFPPI, where she serves as secretary and is also secretary of the APEB.

Paris Bar examination – 2002 Master in law (Paris University Pantheon Sorbonne)