Gathering Evidence Abroad: A How To Guide
With most big and small companies operating on a global basis, lawyers now more than ever need to understand how to gather evidence outside of the United States. The discovery rules and techniques for developing evidence and gathering information is different in foreign jurisdictions. This Webinar will discuss the differences between discovery in the U.S. and discovery abroad and provide tips for gathering evidence outside your jurisdiction.
THE PRESENTER:
Camille Pecnard (cpecnard@lavoix.eu)
Lavoix, Paris, France
Camille Pecnard has been an attorney at the Paris Bar since 2006, and a partner at Lavoix since January 2017, after spending more than 10 years in the Media Technologies Intellectual Property Team of an international firm in Paris. He provides the firm’s clients with all of his knowledge of French intellectual property law, in both litigious and non-litigious matters. Since 2019, Camille is a member of the Executive Committee. He regularly works on multi-jurisdictional matters, relative to patent law and trade secrets/know-how, trademark law, copyright law and designs/models, new technology law, and unfair competition/parasitism law. Camille is also able to protect and implement intellectual property rights, in particular through infringement seizures and all types of litigious action before the French courts, and to negotiate any type of contract pertaining to intellectual property rights (assignment or license agreements, co-development agreements, research agreements, pledges, etc.). He is often involved in mediations. Lastly, Camille is a member of several associations in the intellectual property field, including the International Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property (AIPPI), the European Association of Patent Practitioners [Association des Praticiens Européens des Brevets] (APEB), the Association of Trademark and Design Law Practitioners [Association des Praticiens du Droit des Marques et des Modèles] (APRAM), LES France (Licensing Executives Society), and the INTA (International Trademark Association).
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