Nathalie Dreyfus Dreyfus & associés

Nathalie Dreyfus practices as a French and European Trademark Attorney as she founded Dreyfus Law Firm in 2004, which is specialized in Intellectual Property Law. She is an appointed expert at the Paris Court of Appeal, the WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center and the NAF National Arbitration Forum.

Nathalie Dreyfus advises clients on a broad range of intellectual property law matters and, in particular, on protection and enforcement of trademarks, designs, copyrights, patents, appellations of origin, plant varieties, and domain names. She is also involved in drafting intellectual property and know-how contracts at an international level.

She advises and assists her clients in the protection and enhancement of their intellectual property rights both in the real world and on the Internet, including dispute resolution, infringement actions, technology transfer operations and UDRP-type arbitration proceedings.

In addition, Nathalie Dreyfus has extensive expertise in all issues related to the Internet and new technologies such as phishing, cybersquatting, social media, domain names, and online sales platforms. She is particularly specialized in defending companies on the Internet.

More recently, the Dreyfus law firm has specialized in online brand enforcement and compliance.

Nathalie and her team are working in France and internationally as one of the leader of intellectual property firms with expertise in the digital economy.

Nathalie has been organizing webinars on topics related to intellectual property on various sectors. She often asked to share our views and expertise on the latest developments in intellectual property and digital law. As an active contributor to our profession, Nathalie and her team regularly take on speaking engagements at specialized French and international conferences.

Nathalie Dreyfus has written several books, as well as articles for legal journals specialized in IP/IT. She writes for the Dreyfus blog, which publishes articles on legal news relating to trademark, patent, copyright, Internet, and new technology law.