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Les experts de Plasseraud IP et associés de Plasseraud IP Avocats nommés WIPR Leaders 2023

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Plasseraud IP experts and Plasseraud IP Avocats lawyers named WIPR Leaders 2023

Distinctions

07 July, 2023

Plasseraud IP is pleased to announce that 7 of its experts and 2 partners from Plasseraud IP Avocats have been named in the WIPR Leaders 2023 ranking.

Once again this year, three of our partners - Guylène Kiesel Le Cosquer, Bertrand Loisel and Albert Hassine, as well as Marie Pusel, Industrial Property and Trademark Attorney - have been recognized by the guide as among the best intellectual property professionals in the world.

We are also delighted to see three of our partners join World IP Review's ranking of top IP experts this year: Cyra Nargolwalla, Laurent Nowak and Charlotte Montaud, along with partners from Plasseraud IP Avocats Gilles Ringeisen and Jean-Christophe Guerrini. These awards confirm the positioning of Plasseraud IP Group, the leading intellectual property law group in France and a major player in Europe.

Congratulations!

Each year, WIPR produces an individual ranking of the profession's top practitioners. This benchmark publication for industry professionals lists patent, trademark and copyright specialists from about 60 countries worldwide. The guide's teams solicit input from 12,000 intellectual property professionals, and compare the feedback from each of the nominated experts on the basis of various criteria such as expertise provided, references and activities having a notable influence in practice.

Thank you to our customers and partners for this recognition!

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