Since 2015
Privacy, IP/IT attorney
Advice and litigation in IT law, personal data, contracts, intellectual property, computer crime and online reputation.
The firm
A legal culture informed by technology and research.
A member of the Montpellier Bar, Julien Le Clainche focuses his practice on the legal challenges of IT, data and networks.
Julien Le Clainche · Privacy, IP/IT attorney · Montpellier Bar
Background
Understanding technology to apply the law more effectively.
For more than twenty years, his career has combined professional practice, academic research, teaching and the dissemination of legal knowledge.
His practice covers IT and network law, personal data, intellectual property, contracts, computer crime and online reputation. This range makes it possible to address each matter as a whole: regulatory framework, system operation, internal organisation and evidence strategy.
2009 CNIL jury special distinction
This distinction in the field of information technology and civil liberties reflects a longstanding commitment to privacy, data and technology regulation.
Selected milestones
Since 2022
École des Avocats Sud Ouest Pyrénées
Lecturer and trainer for future legal professionals.
Since 2013
IT law consultancy
Work on biometrics and privacy by design, including within the BioPriv project.
2011 — present
Université de Grenoble · SAFE project
Teaching in cybercrime, evidence, liability, intellectual property, personal data and international law.
2009 — 2014
Expert engineer at INRIA
LICIT team — Legal Issues in Communication and Information Technologies, led by Daniel Le Métayer.
2006 — 2008
CNRS researcher
Asphalès project on the interaction between information security and legal certainty, with several partner laboratories.
Since 2001
Director of Droit-TIC.com
An information and analysis website dedicated to the legal implications of information and communication technologies.
Method
Clear, documented and proportionate assistance.
Understand
The technical, business and human context is analysed before the situation is legally assessed.
Prioritise
Risks are ranked so that efforts focus on useful decisions and actual deadlines.
Act
Recommendations are translated into contracts, procedures, negotiations or practical litigation strategies.
Confidential discussion
Let us discuss your situation.
The first consultation frames the need and identifies the initial practical measures.