About
Founded in 2019 by Quentin Jorget , J-INVENT is a firm that puts dematerialization and new technologies at the service of industrial property in order to maximize its efficiency and make patent protection accessible to all wallets, simply and quickly, throughout France and Europe .
One of J-INVENT's ambitions is to support ecological innovations through specific offers and partnerships in this field.
J-INVENT currently supports independent inventors, as well as start-ups, SMEs or large groups while adapting its services to the needs of each and everyone.
The firm is located in the heart of Paris , in the 3rd arrondissement .
QUENTIN JORGET
French Patent Attorney
European Patent Attorney
Quentin Jorget started off in Industrial Property in 2012 driven by his passion for science and innovation .
Quentin notably worked in a large Pharmaceutical company (LFB), one of the largest multinational corporation in the world (Procter & Gamble) as well as in one of the leading firms in Europe (Plasseraud IP).
In search of more freedom and new challenges , he founded the firm J-INVENT in 2019 with the ambition to focus in particular on ecological innovations.
Expert in biotechnology, biology and biochemistry , he holds a diploma from the Center for International IP Studies ( CEIPI ) and holds a double-major "biotechnology and law" master's degree from the University of Tours.
In addition, he occasionally works as an outside consultant for multiple partner firms and occasionally teaches patent law.
French Patent Attorney
European Patent Attorney
After an experience in the field of nanotechnologies during which he developed scientific instrumentation, Benoît trained in Intellectual Property law and joined several firms in which he dealt with numerous different technical subjects.
Benoît then joined a young startup as IP director to build and develop a portfolio in the LI-FI field, before starting his own Industrial Property Consulting activity.
His technical areas of expertise cover mechanics, electronics, optics, computing, IOT devices, instrumentation, robotics and more generally engineering sciences.