Sector-led European protection

Protect the market route, not only the registration

Asian companies entering France and Europe face different IP risks according to product cycles, distribution channels, technology assets, labelling rules and counterfeiting patterns.

Dreyfus connects rights, contracts and enforcement to the realities of three priority sectors.

Launch readiness
Channel control
Enforcement planning
FashionFast-cycle assets
TechnologySoftware and contracts
Food and wineOrigin and labels
EuropeConnected enforcement

Priority industries

Three sectors, three market-entry playbooks

Each route brings together the rights and commercial controls that matter most before launch and during European expansion.

01

Fashion and luxury

Protect names, collections, designs and selective channels. Connect customs, online monitoring and evidence before copying accelerates.

  • Trademarks and designs
  • Marketplaces and social platforms
  • Customs and litigation
02

Technology and software

Secure code ownership, licences, contracts, brand assets and the European delivery model around the same product roadmap.

  • Software and AI assets
  • Licensing and development terms
  • E-commerce and digital identity
03

Food, wine and agriculture

Coordinate trademarks with labels, geographical indications, appellations, plant varieties, packaging and distribution.

  • Brands and origin claims
  • Wine and geographical indications
  • Varieties and anti-counterfeiting

Market-entry decisions

Five questions to resolve before launch

The answers determine the right filings, contracts, monitoring and enforcement sequence.

  1. 01

    What will be sold?

    Products, services, software, labels, packaging and connected assets.

  2. 02

    Where will it launch?

    France first, several EU countries or a wider international route.

  3. 03

    Who owns each asset?

    Company, founder, studio, developer, breeder, supplier or distributor.

  4. 04

    Which channels matter?

    Retail, platforms, distributors, trade fairs, apps and direct e-commerce.

  5. 05

    How will copying be stopped?

    Watching, evidence, platform action, customs, negotiation and courts.

One strategy

Connect rights and channels around the commercial objective

Sector knowledge becomes useful when it produces clear decisions. Dreyfus coordinates the relevant trademark, design, copyright, software, domain, customs and dispute workstream.

Asian IP firms can instruct us as confidential local counsel. Asian companies can work with us directly through legal, export, brand or management teams.

01

Before disclosure

Clear ownership and complete priority filings.

02

Before distribution

Control brand use, channels, quality and local filings.

03

Before enforcement

Preserve evidence and choose the fastest proportionate route.

Prepare the first review

Information that makes the scope faster

Send a focused commercial picture. We will identify the rights and decisions that should come first.

  • Sector and product range
  • Target countries
  • Launch date
  • Current rights
  • Commercial partners
  • Known risk or deadline

Sector-led European support

Turn the market plan into a protection roadmap

Tell us the product, countries, launch timing and current rights. We will propose a clear first scope.

Discuss a sector plan