FRANCE LAW AND PRACTICE Contributed by: Michael Doumet, François-Xavier Naime, Guillaume Nataf, Léna Sersiron, Eléonore d’Anthonay, Nella Picou, Pauline Celeyron and Magalie Dansac Le Clerc, Baker McKenzie Paris
Eléonore d’Anthonay is a partner in Baker McKenzie Paris’s employment practice. She specialises in labour law and intervenes in individual relations (dismissal procedures and disciplinary procedures, as well as the drafting
Pauline Celeyron is a partner in Baker McKenzie’s IP group in Paris, where she handles both contentious and non-contentious matters in all areas of IP, with a particular focus on copyrights and trade marks. Pauline
and audit of work contracts) and in collective relations (dismissal procedures for economic reasons, relations with works councils, and the settlement of safeguarding employment plans, as well as profit-sharing and saving schemes).
regularly participates in transactional operations and advises companies on the protection, management and exploitation of their IP assets − notably, through drafting and negotiating IP-related contracts. She has also developed in-depth expertise in digital copyright, intermediary liability, and notice and takedown issues and regulations, as well as in trade mark portfolio management and litigation, and in the implementation of anti-counterfeiting programmes.
Nella Picou is an associate and member of Baker McKenzie’s employment practice in Paris. Nella advises French and foreign companies on all their employment issues. She also assists French and
Magalie Dansac Le Clerc is a partner in Baker McKenzie Paris’s IT and communications practice. She advises global companies on data protection, cybersecurity, AI, telecomnunications, and regulatory
foreign companies with restructuring projects and changes to their legal structure. Nella’s academic background includes degrees from Jean Moulin Lyon 3 University and a master’s degree from Panthéon-Assas University Paris II.
compliance, with a strong focus on the General Data Protection Regulation. Magalie’s experience spans strategic privacy programmes and complex cross- border projects and includes assisting clients in handling National Commission on Informatics and Liberty (CNIL) investigations and litigation. She also supports clients with their IT operations and related contracts.
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