Cécile Puech began her career in industrial property and joined Regimbeau in 2004, after obtaining her Ph.D in immunology.
Cécile supports her clients in defining a global intellectual property strategy, involving both the protection of their new innovations, the audit of already established internal or external portfolios, and the identification of potential obstacles to the exploitation of current or future projects and the definition of strategies to overcome these obstacles.
Cécile also assists her clients in the implementation of internal procedures that are essential to ensure the solidity of intellectual property assets and to maximize the value of each project.
On a technical level, Cécile has developed specific expertise in the field of immunotherapies, but also personalized medicine.
Cécile works with a variety of entities, including start-ups, SMEs, public entities, large groups, and investors, and makes sure to provide everyone with tailor-made support.
Paris, 23 January 2025 - Regimbeau, a French and European IP law firm, announces the appointment of 9 partners in its various offices, bringing the total number of partners to...
ByContribution by Cécile Puech on "Patent battles over antibody production (Upstream Processing) and territory constraints." and participation of Gabrielle Faure-André at the 4th edition Bioproduction of Immunotherapies
ByRegimbeau is organising a 5-day training seminar on "European Patents and Designs: The Essentials" for clients and foreign colleagues wishing to acquire a working knowledge of the specificities of patent...
ByParticipation of Anne-Laure Deleuze, Cécile Puech et Antoine Blin, at VivaTech.
ByParticipation of Cécile Puech, Anne Seibel et Philippe Bessiere in the awards ceremony of the iLab Competition organized by the Ministry of Higher Education and Research and BPI France on...
ByRegimbeau is organising a 5-day training seminar on "European Patents and Designs: The Essentials" for clients and foreign colleagues wishing to acquire a working knowledge of the specificities of patent...
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