Within the litigation team, Nathan advises clients from various sectors on the protection and enhancement of their intellectual property rights (patents, trademarks, designs, copyrights, etc.) and supports them in both advisory and litigation matters, from the development of pre-litigation strategies to pleadings.
Nathan also handles cases related to unfair competition, parasitism, and digital law.

After several professional experiences in both law firms and companies, Nathan joined CASALONGA in 2024.

Latest publications

• - March 2025: “Political slogans and trademark protection: distinctiveness remains the war factor” with Floriane Codevelle – published on the RLDI. For more information, see under this link

• - March 2024: “Preserving Evidence: Paris Local Division’s First Order Harmonizes with French Law (Case Note on UPC “C-KORE”)” with Marianne Gabriel and Jean-Baptiste Lecoeur – published in European Patent Litigation in Practice (Wolters Kluwer)

Latest interventions

• - October 2024: Presentation for the French Association of Industrial Property Specialists (ASPI) on Designs and Models and the Impact of the Reform, with Floriane Codevelle, Aude Thrierr and Olivier Delprat

Education

• - Paris Bar examination – 2024
• - Second year of Master’s degree in Intellectual Property and New Technologies Law (Grenoble Alpes University) – 2022
• - First year of Master’s degree in Intellectual Property and New Technologies Law (Grenoble Alpes University) – 2021
• - Bachelor of law (Grenoble Alpes University) – 2020

Languages

French, English