Stéphanie Landais-Patarin

Stéphanie Landais-Patarin provides clients with patent advice particularly in the areas of immunology, biotechnology, oncology, cellular functions and molecular regulations, genetics and epigenetics, microbiology, cell and molecule lines, hepatology and liver diseases, genetic diseases and rare diseases, infectious diseases, metabolism, development biology, medical devices, plant biology, the extraction of products derived from nature, cosmetology and dermatology, sequencing, micro-arrays and screening. 

Stéphanie develops IP strategies for the protection of inventions, drafts supplementary protection certificates and advises on the validity of third-party patents. 

Career history

Stéphanie holds a doctorate in molecular and cellular biology (Université Paris V). She also holds a degree from the Centre for International Intellectual Property Studies (CEIPI), specialising in patents (University of Strasbourg) in 2003. Stéphanie has been a French Patent Attorney since 2010 and a European Patent Attorney at the EPO since 2008.

Stéphanie began her career in an IP office in 2000. She joined Bredema in 2007 and then Novagraaf Technologies, following the merger of the two offices in 2009.

Work highlights

Stéphanie teaches at the Institute for Intellectual Property Research (IRPI).

Memberships

Stéphanie is a member of the European Patent Institute (EPI) and the National Intellectual Property Attorneys Association (CNCPI).

Languages

• English
• French

Areas of expertise

Stéphanie's specialist areas include: opinion work in freedom-to-operate, patentability, infringement and validity analysis, drafting patents (in French and English), managing procedures for submission of French, European, international (PCT) and foreign patent applications, optimal and strategic management of patent portfolios, examination, issuing, opposition and appeal proceedings before the European Patent Office, litigation and pre-litigation case files, policy advice both prosecuting and defending, and dealing with disputes.