Lavoix Expands in Europe with Acquisition of Leading Italian IP Firm Giambrocono
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Tuesday, Jun 25, 2024 4:32 am ET1min read
Lavoix, a major European Intellectual Property firm, has acquired the Italian IP company Giambrocono, bolstering its presence in Italy and its pan-European expansion. The acquisition, effective from June 2024, will make Giambrocono a subsidiary of Lavoix Hub, maintaining its name and governance. Lavoix, with offices in key European IP hubs, now strengthens its reach through this strategic partnership, enhancing its service offerings and positioning for the Unified Patent Court in Milan.
Lavoix, a leading European Intellectual Property (IP) firm, has recently bolstered its presence in Italy and its pan-European expansion with the acquisition of Giambrocono, an Italian IP company [1]. Effective from June 2024, Giambrocono will become a subsidiary of Lavoix Hub, retaining its name and governance. This strategic partnership strengthens Lavoix's reach and enhances its service offerings, positioning the firm well for the upcoming Unified Patent Court in Milan.
The Italian government's "Growth Decree" of 2019 introduced new regulations concerning IP rights, particularly those related to Italian-sounding terms [1]. These acts are now considered substantially equal to counterfeiting, which necessitates the establishment of the National Council for the fight against counterfeiting and Italian-sounding terms. Consequently, funds have been allocated to protect the authenticity of Italian products, further emphasizing the significance of strong IP protection in the region.
Historically, Lavoix has maintained offices in key European IP hubs, providing comprehensive IP services to its clients. The acquisition of Giambrocono expands Lavoix's reach and enables it to offer enhanced services, catering to the specific needs of clients in Italy and beyond. Moreover, the firm's expertise in navigating the complex IP landscape of the region, combined with Giambrocono's local knowledge, positions Lavoix well for success in the rapidly evolving IP market.
In addition to the benefits of geographic expansion, Lavoix's acquisition of Giambrocono enhances the firm's capabilities in managing historical trademarks [1]. These trademarks, registered or used for at least 50 years for the marketing of products or services made by an Italian manufacturing company, are an essential part of the firm's service offerings. By integrating Giambrocono's expertise into its operations, Lavoix ensures that it remains at the forefront of historical trademark management, further solidifying its position as a leading IP firm in Europe.
As Lavoix continues to expand its presence in the European IP market, the acquisition of Giambrocono serves as a testament to the firm's commitment to providing comprehensive IP services tailored to the unique needs of its clients.
[1] https://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=af23c2d2-723c-451b-b1f0-1e96796353ea

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