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World Trademark Review Recognizes Morgan Lewis in Inaugural Copyright 1000 Rankings
WASHINGTON, DC, October 09, 2026: Morgan Lewis and 14 intellectual property lawyers have been recognized in the inaugural edition of the Copyright 1000: The World’s Leading Copyright Professionals, a new guide published by World Trademark Review (WTR). The guide highlights leading copyright practices and practitioners worldwide, with Morgan Lewis ranked in five jurisdictions across the United States and Germany.
Morgan Lewis Advises Biolevate on its Series A Funding Round
PARIS, September 25, 2026: Morgan Lewis advised Biolevate, a French AI company dedicated to life sciences, in connection with its €30 million (approximately $34.1 million) Series A funding round. The round was co-led by RAISE France, the investment vehicle of entrepreneur Aymar Hénin, and Orange Ventures, with participation from the MSD Global Health Innovation Fund, Station F, and existing investor EQT Ventures.
Morgan Lewis Advises Forgepoint Capital and Partech on Qevlar AI’s $30 Million Financing Round
PARIS, March 19, 2026: Morgan Lewis advised Forgepoint Capital International and Partech in connection with the $30 million financing round they co-led for Qevlar AI, with participation from EQT Ventures. The financing will enable Qevlar AI to accelerate the development of its autonomous AI platform for security operations centers and expand its capabilities beyond alert investigation toward a broader approach to enhancing companies’ overall security posture.
Morgan Lewis Advises Lightspeed Venture Partners on Naboo’s $70 Million Series B Financing
PARIS, February 16 2026: Morgan Lewis advised Lightspeed Venture Partners on its lead investment in Naboo’s $70 million Series B fund raise. The funding will accelerate the build-out of an AI-powered event procurement platform. Lightspeed Venture Partners is a global, multi-stage, venture capital firm managing over $40B in assets. Since its founding in 2000, Lightspeed has been the first investor and an early backer of some of the most innovative companies in the world.
No win for Lottoland as the General Court confirms bad faith filing of POWERBALL
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Morgan Lewis Advises Fintech AI Company Keria on Its Fundraising
PARIS, December 11, 2025: Morgan Lewis represented Keria—a startup focused on creating artificial intelligence solutions dedicated to the detailed analysis of business data, particularly in the field of credit—on its fundraising led by Xplore and Newfund. Keria, headquartered in Bordeaux, France, was founded in 2020 and develops AI solutions to assist banks and real estate professionals in their credit risk decision-making, combining speed, fairness, and data security.
Morgan Lewis Advises USU on Acquisition of AI Knowledge Management Provider, Mayday
PARIS, September 11, 2025: Morgan Lewis represented global IT software and service provider USU GmbH on its acquisition of Mayday, a leading provider of AI-powered knowledge management in France. Headquartered in Germany, USU focuses on assisting customers in optimizing IT resources using the cloud and AI.
Morgan Lewis Advises Animaj on $85m Series B Round
PARIS, June 19, 2025: Morgan Lewis represented AI media company Animaj in its $85 million Series B round. Animaj provides children and family entertainment through its proprietary generative AI production tools and multiplatform franchise-building model. Animaj acquires and scales high-potential intellectual property by using data-driven insights, automating animation pipelines through AI, and distributing directly to platforms.
IP Protection in Digital Transformation Agreements A French Perspective Insights from Mathilde Carle | JD Supra
We are excited to welcome Mathilde Carle as a partner in Morgan Lewis’s Paris office and as a guest contributor to our Tech & Sourcing Spotlight series to discuss intellectual property (IP) protection and other related issues in agreements to design, build, license, host, and support digital solutions, including automation, AI, and software as a service (SaaS) products.
IP Protection in Digital Transformation Agreements, A French Perspective: Insights from Mathilde Carle
We are excited to welcome Mathilde Carle as a partner in Morgan Lewis’s Paris office and as a guest contributor to our Tech & Sourcing Spotlight series to discuss intellectual property (IP) protection and other related issues in agreements to design, build, license, host, and support digital solutions, including automation, AI, and software as a service (SaaS) products.
Corporate Governance: 2024 Midyear Review
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In this midyear update, we cover a number of significant corporate governance developments that have taken place over the first half of the year and since our Corporate Governance 2023 Year-End Review.
By Christopher Auguste, Mathilde Carle, Roy Englert, Reid Feldman, Robert Holtzman, Shari Kahn Krouner, Yasho Lahiri, Kerri Ann Law, Todd Lenson, Gary P.Naftalis, Andrew Otis, Jordan M. Rosenbaum, Harry Rubin, George Silfen, Jonathan Wagner, Robert Weiss, Jennifer Windom, Daniel Zimmerman, Darina F. Delappe, Alan Friedman Verified, Thomas Molner, Jeffrey Taub, Austin Manes, Jonaki Singh, Hannah Sosland, David Yanvarashvili
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Key Considerations Regarding The Recently Passed EU Artificial Intelligence Act
On Wednesday, March 13, the European Parliament approved the regulation harmonizing rules on artificial intelligence (AI) (the AI Act). Stakeholders must comply with the AI Act due to its global reach, when it takes effect this year. Global scope — The AI Act will be applicable to all providers, manufacturers, importers, distributors and deployers of systems integrating AI that are established in the EU, or, if registered outside the EU, that market their AI system or model in the EU.
Key Considerations Regarding the Recently Passed EU Artificial Intelligence Act | JD Supra
On Wednesday, March 13, the European Parliament approved the regulation harmonizing rules on artificial intelligence (AI) (the AI Act). Stakeholders must comply with the AI Act due to its global reach, when it takes effect this year. Global scope — The AI Act will be applicable to all providers, manufacturers, importers, distributors and deployers of systems integrating AI that are established in the EU, or, if registered outside the EU, that market their AI system or model in the EU.
AI Regulatory Update - New Technology - Worldwide
Keeping abreast of the latest artificial intelligence (AI) developments in this rapidly changing area of law is critical. This newsletter highlights recent updates in AI regulation, covering major AI developments in the United States, China, Europe and elsewhere. White House Executive Order — President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Oct. 30 titled "Safe, Secure & Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence" (the Order).
AI Regulatory Update | JD Supra
Keeping abreast of the latest artificial intelligence (AI) developments in this rapidly changing area of law is critical. This newsletter highlights recent updates in AI regulation, covering major AI developments in the United States, China, Europe and elsewhere. White House Executive Order — President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Oct. 30 titled “Safe, Secure & Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence” (the Order).
AI Regulatory Update
Keeping abreast of the latest artificial intelligence (AI) developments in this rapidly changing area of law is critical. This newsletter highlights recent updates in AI regulation, covering major AI developments in the United States, China, Europe and elsewhere. United States White House Executive Order — President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Oct. 30 titled “Safe, Secure & Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence” (the Order).
France’s Take on Artificial Intelligence and on the EU Artificial Intelligence Act Under Discussion | JD Supra
“I would like France to be one of the leaders in artificial intelligence; I would like Europe to be one of the leaders in artificial intelligence.” This statement by President Emmanuel Macron in 2018 sets out clearly the importance French authorities place on artificial intelligence (AI) and the possibilities it offers. This political statement has been given concrete form by several governmental initiatives. Financial investment — 4 billion euros dedicated to AI.
France's Take On Artificial Intelligence And On The EU Artificial Intelligence Act Under Discussion
"I would like France to be one of the leaders in artificial intelligence; I would like Europe to be one of the leaders in artificial intelligence." This statement by President Emmanuel Macron in 2018 sets out clearly the importance French authorities place on artificial intelligence (AI) and the possibilities it offers. This political statement has been given concrete form by several governmental initiatives. Financial investment — 4 billion euros dedicated to AI.
Les entreprises et administrations françaises au cœur de la Directive NIS 2
À l’heure du développement exponentiel des technologies de l’information, les cybermenaces frappent de manière progressive et sans distinction, compromettant la sécurité des utilisateurs. Les systèmes d’information sont devenus une cible pour les pirates informatiques en raison de la dépendance des sociétés à leur égard. Pour y faire face, le Parlement européen a voté en 2022 la directive NIS 2. Voici ces apports théoriques majeurs et les changements concrets qu’entraîne sa mise en œuvre.
Business continuity during lockdown
garagestock / Shutterstock.com Maintaining business practice under lockdown conditions involves communicating effectively and mastering technological office tools. Mathilde Carle, a lawyer with Paris-based Godin Associés, provides insight into the third session of a virtual discussion series hosted by the International Trademark Association’s Young Practitioners Committee on adjusting to work during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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