Experience

As a qualified lawyer at the Paris Bar since 1997, Anne-Solène Gay has developed expertise in information and communication technologies and intellectual property law.
Prior to establishing BEHRING, Anne-Solène Gay practiced law with various international law firms (Jeantet & Associés and Bird & Bird) in Paris and London and was a partner in the firm YGMA for 11 years.

Rankings

International legal directories (Chambers & Partners and Legal 500) named her one of the leading lawyers in TMT (telecom, media and technologies) in France.

Experience

Christian Kpolo is a qualified lawyer at the Paris Bar since 2021. Before joining BEHRING in 2021, he worked as a lawyer in leading industrial property firms (Novagraaf, Lavoix, Jacobacci, Ipsilon). Christian Kpolo also worked in the IP/TMT departments of international law firms (Allen & Overy LLP, Reed Smith LLP, Herbert Smith Freehills LLP), French law firms (DS Avocats) and in the legal departments of companies (Lagardère Active, IFPEN).

Christian Kpolo advises on matters relating to all areas of intellectual property rights (trademarks, patents, copyrights, etc.). He also provides advice on matters relating to new technology law as well with respect to competition issues such as passing off or unfair competition.

Experience

Benjamin Chahkar is a qualified lawyer at the Paris bar who joined BEHRING in 2022.
He holds a master’s degree in intellectual property law and digital technologies (Paris-Saclay University), a master’s degree in Quebec law (LL. M., Université Laval, Canada) and spent part of his studies at the University of Exeter (United Kingdom). This curriculum as well as experiences in renowned law firms (Cabinet Greffe, FIDAL) led him to acquire a solid knowledge of the fields of intellectual property and digital law.
Benjamin practises mainly in these areas of law as well as those of telecommunications and personal data.

Experience

Laurent Bruneau began his career as a Risk & Audit Manager at the Société Générale. During his 7-year tenure there, he managed a large number of internal audit and consulting projects on behalf of the group’s management committee. In 2000, he founded a computer hardware trading company. He currently teaches market finance in a Parisian business school.

Laurent Bruneau advises BEHRING as a consultant on public policy matters, as well as banking, financial and cybersecurity issues.