Press release

 

Ingrid Corviole-Parent, a patent and trademark specialist, joins De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés as Senior Counsel.

 

In this role, she brings to the firm her expertise in the management, protection and enhancement of industrial property rights of trademarks, designs and models in France and abroad.

 

Previously, Ingrid Corviole-Parent worked for the Union des Industries Textiles, and then perfected her legal skills in patent law firms for over 20 years. There she advised very different actors, from multinational companies to SMEs and start-ups, operating in many sectors of activity (wine, engineering, banking, publishing, insurance, pharmaceutical industry, mass distribution…). Ingrid Corviole-Parent holds a master’s degree in literary, artistic and industrial property law with a focus on trademark law. She also passed the qualification exam for industrial property attorneys in 2001.

 

“The profession is changing,” observes Ingrid Corviole-Parent, Senior Counsel at De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés. “Traditionally, attorneys were involved in trademark filings. Today, their role goes far beyond that. They must be able to manage a portfolio in a strategic and economic manner, but also accompany the client in his projects and contribute, together with a legal advice, to his successful representation. I am pleased to join De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés, which is a forerunner in its perception of this major evolution and of the added value that intellectual property attorneys can bring”.

 

“We are delighted to welcome Ingrid Corviole-Parent,” commented Louis de Gaulle and Henri-Nicolas Fleurance, respectively Chairman and Managing Director of De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés. “At a time when trademark protection is increasingly strategic for companies and complex in a global economy, her expertise is a real asset for the firm and the services we offer to our clients.