intellectual and industrial property
castellano ip – studio legale operates in the field of Intellectual and Industrial Property and, more specifically, in the sector of distinctive signs (trademarks, domain names, company names, etc.), patents, designs and models, copyright, advertising and competition law.
legal services
Castellano ip – studio legale proposes a new model of providing legal services, aligned with the needs of a market, increasingly attentive to costs, innovation and competition. The firm’s lean philosophy is centered on professionalism, dematerialization, transparency, trust and closeness to the client and to their needs and requests.
worldwide network
castellano ip – studio legale relies on a well-established network of professionals both in Italy and abroad, consisting of attorneys-at-law, investigative agencies, and trademark and patent attorneys. This synergy of expertise allows Castellano IP’s clients to receive comprehensive assistance in intellectual property matters, also covering legal areas related to industrial property law.
carmen castellano
castellano ip
Carmen founded castellano ip – studio legale in 2021.
Carmen specializes in contentious and non-contentious IP, in all areas of IP, including in the sector of distinctive signs (trademarks, domain names, company names, etc.), patents, designs and models, copyright, advertising law and unfair competition.
She was admitted to the (Milan) Bar in 2006 and to the Supreme Court in 2023.
news & publications
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An article on the presence of female managing partners in Italian Law firms where Carmen was quoted amongst the very few (successful) women who reached the highest position in the legal fields in Italy. READ MORE (external link)
As the CJEU prepares to answer the recurring question of marketplace liability for infringement, IP owners say legislative reform may have more of an influence READ MORE (external link)
Managing IP analyses five-year litigation filings in the UK, Germany, Italy, France and the Netherlands – and asks what’s behind the trend LEGGI (link esterno)
