Pietro Pouché is a member of the firm's intellectual property department, where his practice focuses on legal advice and litigation relating to international, European and Italian intellectual and industrial property matters.
Pietro Pouché advises multinational and Italian clients on the management of their IP assets, protection against infringement, adoption of anti-counterfeiting measures and implementation of business activities through the use of software and databases and the development of licensing strategies.
His dispute resolution practice focuses on representing major clients belonging to the fashion and pharmaceutical industries, on trademark, patent, design and copyright infringements.
Pietro Pouché began focusing on intellectual property early on, when he worked with one of Italy's most prominent IP professors on a thesis on comparative advertising in the United States. Pietro Pouché joined the firm originally in 2001 and returned after an extensive period spent in the United States.
Pietro Pouché, following his admission to the Italian Bar in 2004, was the only Italian selected by the Duke University School of Law (North Carolina) to attend the 2005 LL.M. program where he focused on the main areas in the IP field under both American and international perspectives. He earned his master's degree in May 2005.
Pietro Pouché is often involved in IP-related research projects and is a regular contributor to national and international publications.
He speaks English in addition to Italian. |
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