Jérémie Palacci

Jérémie Palacci is a Partner and French and European Patent Attorney at Plasseraud IP, specializing in computer-implemented inventions. He advises startups and corporations on developing and executing intellectual property strategies critical to their commercial success, with a focus on artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
 

Johan Renes

Johan Renes is a Partner, and a European and Dutch Patent Attorney at Plasseraud IP and Head of Amsterdam office.
Johan has over 30 years of experience in life sciences, specializing in patent litigation and IP strategy. He has handled complex international cases across sectors such as biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and medical devices, with expertise in Europe, the US, Japan, and Australia. On the strategy side Johan has guided companies like Crucell and Merus from start-up to IPO.

Atsuya Takeshita

Atsuya Takeshita is a Partner and a Japanese Patent Attorney at Plasseraud IP. 

He is Head of the Japan Team in Paris since 2009 and advises Japanese clients in their patent filing procedures and all IP matter related to European bodies. 

Christophe Jolly

Christophe Jolly is a Partner, French and European Patent Attorney, and Mechanics Patent Practice Group Leader at Plasseraud IP. He assists his clients, including major French groups in the aviation, automotive and health sectors, in the development and management of their patents portfolio. PhD in Medical Imaging he also obtained a Diploma of Advanced Studies (DEA) in Physical Acoustics. Christophe chose to carry out his thesis on Medical Imaging in the framework of the development of a high-resolution ultrasound scanner.

Carole Sellin

Carole Sellin is a Partner and Patent Attorney at Plasseraud IP. Her activity is mainly devoted to patents in the field of life sciences, genetic and molecular engineering, and the plant world. Carole works for major universities, foreign pharmaceutical companies, and well-known French companies. She has taken part in numerous oral proceedings and oppositions before the EPO. She also advises patent holders in the field of Supplementary Protection Certificates (SPCs). She is a member of AIPPI and GRAPI. Carole joined EGYP, a Plasseraud IP Group company, in 2000.
 

Nathalie Wajs

Nathalie is a Partner, French & European Patent Attorney and Chemistry Patent Practice Group Leader at Plasseraud IP. She works on cases relating to cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, polymers, petrochemicals and catalysis for individuals, companies and research institutes.

Stéphane Bezac

Stéphane Bezac is a Partner and Head of the Grenoble office at Plasseraud IP.

For over 20 years, he has dedicated his career to innovation and the practice of Intellectual Property within the industry, notably as Head of IP for the international group SNF. Drawing on this extensive experience, he supports clients in developing their IP strategies and protecting their innovations.

Gruson Éric

Eric Gruson is a Patent Attorney at Plasseraud IP where he became a Partner in 2018. Eric is Director of Data & Processes. He has extensive experience in obtaining patents and litigation in the various fields of mechanics and computer science (e.g. drilling, computer simulation, bioinformatics tools, telecommunications and cryptography). He was dealing with numerous cases of infringement before French courts and numerous appeals before the EPO. Eric also provides training about employee inventions, software patentability and counterfeit seizures on a regular basis.

Raphaël Fleurance

Raphaël Fleurance is a Partner and Head of the Lyon office at Plasseraud IP. He is a French and European Patent and Trademark Attorney. He works in the areas of chemistry, physics and medtech, for the drafting, prosecution and defense of patents, trademarks and designs, as well as IP contracts. He began his career in the Direction Générale de l’Armement for a year. Then, he moved to the IP department of Salomon (sport equipments) in 1986/1987 and afterwards he worked for three years at the IP department of Roquette Frères, a leading multinational firm in the agrochemical industry.