Anne Rossoux is a lawyer specialising in industrial property law.

Functional expertise

Intellectual property law:

Litigation in trademarks, patents, designs and models, and copyright (counterfeiting, unfair competition and parasitism, contractual liability)

Advisory work (contracts, consultations, memos, audits)

New technology law:

Litigation (unfair competition in relation to domain names, contractual liability, disputes with hosting providers/publishers)
Advisory services (contracts, consultations, memos, website development, webinars, notification of illegal content – LCEN, LIL, GDPR)

Business law:

Litigation (misleading commercial practices, sudden termination of commercial relations, contractual and tortious liability, debt collection)

Advisory services (consultations, memos, contracts)

Sector expertise

Companies in the luxury goods, cosmetics, ready-to-wear, household appliances, kitchen utensils, sports equipment, orthopaedic devices and furniture, e-commerce companies, subsidiaries of large gas and electricity groups, communications companies, Internet platforms.

Academic background

Professional Training School of the Paris Court of Appeal DEA in Public Finance and Taxation: Panthéon-Assas University (Paris II)

Thesis supervised by Professor Gest: ‘50 Years of VAT: The Scope of Application’ Passed the CRFPA entrance exam
– DEA in Literary, Artistic and Industrial Property Law: Panthéon-Assas University (Paris II)

Thesis supervised by Professor Bonet: ‘Action for recovery: patents and trademarks’ Master’s degree in law, specialising in ‘Business Law’: Panthéon-Assas University (Paris II)

Scientific Baccalaureate (Lycée Janson de Sailly, Paris 16th arrondissement)