Nina Pouget

Associate Attorney - US and International Entertainment Law

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Nina is an associate at Phillips, Erlewine, Given & Carlin. She graduated magna cum laude from the University of Paris X (Nanterre), where she obtained a master’s degree in business law. Prior to joining the firm, Nina pursued a LL.M. degree at the University of California Berkeley School of Law where she received a certificate of specialization in Law and Technology. Her practice focuses on entertainment, intellectual property, copyright, trademark, transactional and commercial law. Nina is licensed to practice law in California and France.

Nina is a true polyglot. In addition to her native French, Nina speaks fluent Spanish and English. Prior to relocating to the US, Nina was choir member in the Paris Opera.

 

  • University of Paris X (LL.B, LL.M)

    UC Berkeley School of Law (LLM)

  • State Bar of California

    Barreau de Paris

  • State Bar of California

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Firm helps conclude acquisition of Dr. Maya Angelou’s personal papers by New York Public Library

Firm attorneys concluded their representation of the Dr. Maya Angelou Foundation in the acquisition of her remaining personal papers and other materials by the New York Public Library.

Paralegal talks Guide Dogs for the Blind on CBS
Conférence Los Angeles Accueil - Introduction à la propriété Intellectuelle aux Etats-Unis

Notre collaboratrice, Nina C. Pouget, a donné une conférence en français sur le thème de la propriété intellectuelle aux Etats-Unis et les principales différences avec le système français en la matière.

Los Angeles Accueil Conference – An Introduction to Intellectual Property in the United States

Firm attorney, Nina C. Pouget, presented in French on the topic of Intellectual Property in the U.S. and the main differences with the French IP system.

Firm lawyer to become licensed to practice in France

Firm lawyer, Nina Pouget, has passed the Article 100 examination, the French equivalent of the bar exam for attorneys outside of the EU to practice law in France.