Caroline Gal
Junior Associate, US
Caroline is a French media and intellectual property lawyer based in Osborne Clarke's San Francisco office.
Caroline is part of our US team and provides in-time-zone French legal support to global and expanding companies. Before joining Osborne Clarke, Caroline worked for a video game company, a cosmetics company, and a boutique law firm.
Caroline was admitted to the Paris Bar in 2021. She holds a Master's degree in Literary, Artistic and Industrial Property from the University of Paris II Panthéon-Assas, and an LL.M. degree from the University of California Berkeley.
Expertise
Sector
Insights
The metaverse
Brands in the metaverse: showtime for the fashion and cosmetics industry
Retail and fashion brands must adapt their branding to this new virtual world
17/04/2023
Artificial Intelligence
What intellectual property and liability issues does generative artificial intelligence pose?
Artificial intelligence growth and transformation raise a range of legal issues that require adaptation and innovation
14/02/2023
Corporate
2023 predictions: What's on the horizon for US businesses operating in Europe?
By staying ahead of the curve and preparing for changes, US businesses can remain competitive and successful in Europe
17/01/2023
Tech, Media and Comms
Game over for second-hand game sales in France
The Paris Court of Appeal has decided the judicial battle between consumer group UFC and an online video-game platform
12/01/2023
The metaverse
Virtual tops, real trademarks: how in the US and Europe to navigate fashion IP in the metaverse
Defenses for brand owners include trademarks for real and virtual uses, robust policing, and licensing and usage terms
02/11/2022
