Mathilde Wazana Moock
“Every innovation deserves not only protection, but strategic legal counsel.”
I believe that the law should be accessible. Understanding my clients’ business, explaining their rights in a clear and practical way, and helping them protect their intangible assets are, in my view, the foundations of effective legal advice. As innovation continually redefines the boundaries of what is possible, I believe that the lawyer’s role is to interpret and apply the law so that it remains a tool for protecting innovation rather than an obstacle to it. I strive to understand my clients’ needs and objectives in order to develop, alongside them, tailored legal strategies, whether in advisory work, negotiations or litigation.
Education
Master's Degree (Master 2) in Literary, Artistic and Industrial Property Law, Panthéon-Assas University (Paris II), Paris, France
Master's Degree DJCE, Corporate Legal Counsel Diploma, University of Strasbourg,
France
Master's Degree (First Year) in Business Law, University of Strasbourg, France
Selected Experience
Having built my practice in commercial, intellectual property and information technology law, I have advised clients on a broad range of contractual, regulatory and pre-litigation matters, while developing tailored legal strategies aligned with their business objectives.
Today, my practice focuses on both general commercial litigation and IP/IT law. I advise clients ranging from innovative start-ups to large international companies, combining legal expertise with a genuine understanding of their industry and commercial challenges.
I am committed to providing practical, business-oriented and innovative legal solutions, with a personalised approach that enables me to build long-term relationships and become a trusted adviser to my clients.