Charlotte Hébert-Salomon is a Senior Counsel at De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés. She advises French and international clients in various sectors (energy, pharmaceutics, consumer goods, software, Internet), both in litigation and transactional matters, on issues relating to intellectual property (trademarks, designs, patents and copyright), information technology and commercial law.
Charlotte Hébert-Salomon also advises GreenTech players who use technology for sustainable development. She thus reinforces the range of services that De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés offers to leading companies in the ecological, food (agri-food) and digital transition.
Charlotte started her career at De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés where she had the opportunity to acquire an extensive expertise during 8 years, before completing and diversifying her skills during5 years in another French firm, then in an Anglo-Saxon firm..
Charlotte holds a postgraduate degree in Innovation, Communication and Culture Law, specialising in Copyright on Digital Works (Paris-XI University, 2006) and a Master’s degree in Business Law (Paris-II University).
She is a member of INTA (International Trademark Association), MARQUES, APRAM (Association des Praticiens du Droit des Marques et des Modèles) and AIJA (Association Internationale des Jeunes Avocats).
She is involved with the Association Droits d’urgence and provides legal advice to victims of domestic violence.
“I am very happy to be back at De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés”, explains Charlotte Hébert-Salomon. “After several years of experience in different firms, I am delighted to be back in the entrepreneurial spirit of this law firm, which supports everyone in their development projects and whose open organization is perfectly suited to a multidisciplinary profile like mine.”
“We are delighted to welcome Charlotte Hébert-Salomon back to the firm,” said Louis de Gaulle and Henri-Nicolas Fleurance, respectively Chairman and Managing Director of De Gaulle Fleurance & Associés. “Our firm is a reference in the field of ecological and digital transitions. With Charlotte, we also aim to be a key player in GreenTech”.
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