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Jacques VERRUE

European Patent Attorney

Office : Paris, Strasbourg
jverrue@bdl-ip.com
+33 (0)1 44 18 89 00

Qualifications

  • French Patent Attorney
  • Diploma from CEIPI
  • European Patent Attorney
  • UPC Representative
  • European Patent Litigator
  • European Patent Litigator Certificate (CEIPI)

Fields of expertise

  • IP litigation
  • IP management
  • IP strategy
  • Patents

Sectors

  • Aeronautic/space
  • Artificial intelligence
  • Cosmetics
  • Mechanics/Physics

– Graduate from the École Polytechnique.

– Graduate from ENSTA Paristech (École Nationale Supérieure de Techniques Avancées).

Jacques VERRUE is a European and French Patent Attorney in the “Mechanics” department, in Paris and Strasbourg.

After specializing in nuclear reactor physics, during which time he contributed to a scientific paper, Jacques began his career in IP in 2012 when he joined Beau de Loménie. He passed the qualification exams in 2016.

Jacques VERRUE assists innovative companies in France and abroad in obtaining, promoting, and defending their patent rights. He regularly drafts patent applications involving research institutes. Besides, he conducts freedom-to-operate studies and is involved in pre-litigation and litigation proceedings before French courts and the Unified Patent Court. He also has solid experience in proceedings before the EPO, including oral proceedings in examination, opposition, and appeal, and issues related to the protection of computer-implemented inventions, particularly in the field of artificial intelligence.

In addition, Jacques is involved in patent law training, both at CEIPI (saisie-contrefaçon, news about European patent law) and in universities. After many years of training candidates for the French IP qualification exam in the field of patents, Jacques has been a member of the exam jury since 2025. He is also a member of AIPPI and an active member of the Patent Commission of the French patent attorney association (CNCPI).

Languages : French, English