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Benjamin Znaty is a counsel in the IP/IT department in Paris. Benjamin’s practice is focused mainly on advising international companies, in their commercial, contractual and regulatory issues in Europe.
Much of his work is focused on technology-rich sectors, including IT software and hardware providers, financial and payment technology providers, e-commerce platforms and digital media industries. He has developed particular expertise in the technology law, including digital communication, data protection and cyber-security. He is regularly involved in writing articles and giving training courses aimed at professionals on recent topics of his areas of practice notably artificial intelligence, internet of things and blockchain.
Since 2021 | Counsel |
2018 - 2021 | Associate, Taylor Wessing |
2013 – 2018 | Associate, Bird & Bird, Simmons & Simmons |
2013 | Admitted to the Bar, Paris |
2012 | LLM, Science, Technology and IP Law, UC Hastings, San Francisco |
2011 | Master II, Media and Technology Law, University Panthéon Paris II Assas, Paris |
2010 | Master II, Business Law, University Paris Dauphine |
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