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JÉRÉMIE LEROY-RINGUET, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

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Jérémie Leroy-Ringuet became a Paris Bar member in 2018. He focuses on Intellectual Property, Press Law and Commercial Law. He became an associate of the Joffe & Associés law firm in Paris in 2022, after having spent more than 3 years at TAoMA Partners, a law firm gathering European Trademark and Design Attorneys and Attorneys-at-Law . He also assists his own clientele.

His professional practice is driven by the demands of responsiveness, availability and dedication required by his clients. He works with precision and pugnacity. Extremely interested in procedural matters, he has a strong concern for presenting to his clients all possible actions and answers to fully meet their needs.

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He assists companies and individuals, in both fields of transactional work and litigation, for all their issues regarding Intellectual Property, Press Law and Commercial Law. In particular, he focuses on copyright and protected signs (French, International and EU trademarks, French and EU designs, protected geographical indications, domain names, etc.).

Among his fellow French attorneys, he owns a unique expertise in US intellectual property law, gained in a US law firm, with a strong focus on US trademark law. In particular, he is well aware of the requisites and procedural steps necessary when filing an application before the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). He advises his clients, together with his US correspondents, for their strategies of US trademark applications and international registrations designating the USA.

Diplomas:

  • Professionnal Lawyer Certificate, Paris School of Lawyers (EFB) — 2018
  • Master’s degree in Economic Law and Intellectual Property, Sciences Po Paris Law School — 2014 & 2016
  • Master’s degree in Music Management, Paris IV Sorbonne University — 2007
  • Master’s degree in Italian Literature, Paris III Sorbonne Nouvelle University — 2005

Jérémie  combines his legal rigour with his ability to choose the right words and his taste for arguments developed in his literary studies in Higher School Preparatory Classes (khâgne) in prestigious colleges in Paris, and in his former profession of communication manager at Les Arts Florissants, William Christie’s ensemble for baroque music.

He completed his training in law between 2013 and 2016 with a Master in Economic Law and in Intellectual Property Law at Sciences Po Law School in Paris with Professors Michel Vivant and Séverine Dusollier and as an exchange student at Tel-Aviv University, within the LLM program of Buchmann Law School.

He began his legal career with five internships in French and US law firms.  He gained experience in copyright law, press law, trademark law and other disciplines such as white-collar criminal law with Laurent Merlet (Artlaw) and Georges Kiejman and Thierry Marembert. When he passed the bar exam, he continued his training in intellectual property and personal data (GDPR) with Stefan Naumann (then at Hughes Hubbard & Reed) and Véronique Dahan (then at August Debouzy). Finally, he was trained in US law, especially in trademark law, during an internship at Carey Rodriguez, LLP, in Miami.

Among many other online publications, he published an article about property law in Richard Wagner’s Ring of the Nibelung in the French legal journal Droit et Littérature in 2018 and several articles co-authored by Véronique Dahan for the review Editions Multimedi@.

In 2023, Jérémie started to teach copyright litigation at the Paris law school for trainee attorneys (EFB), and Intellectual property at the Université Jean-Monnet of Saint-Etienne (France). He is also a pedagogical referent for trainee attoreys at the EFB, and he participates in the mentoring program of the Sciences Po Law School.

Languages:

  • French
  • English
  • German
  • Italian
  • Hebrew