Our team
Duorama was born from a professional encounter and
friendly relationship between Clara Molinier and Valentine Roy
Clara Molinier
Associate lawyer
Clara Molinier advises and represents clients in litigation, particularly on issues related to trademarks, copyright and related rights, as well as personal data protection, unfair competition, and passing off. She advises a diverse clientele, both French and international, including music companies, cultural startups, digital platforms, and more.
Holding two Master 2 degrees from the University of Paris-Panthéon-Assas (General Private Law and Literary, Artistic and Industrial Property Law), Clara also obtained a Diploma in Legal Studies from the University of Oxford.
Before co-founding Duorama, Clara had experience with the legal department of Deezer, a French audio streaming platform, and then worked for five years at the firm Varet Près Killy (which became Valther), dedicated to intangible, digital and sport.
When she is not working, you can find Clara in a concert hall, sitting at a table at Ajar, the restaurant co-founded by Sophie-Marie Larrouy or at a pilates fusion class.
Clara Molinier
Associate Lawyer
Clara Molinier advises and represents clients in litigation, particularly on issues related to trademarks, copyright and related rights, as well as personal data protection, unfair competition, and passing off. She advises a diverse clientele, both French and international, including music companies, cultural startups, digital platforms, and more.
Holding two Master 2 degrees from the University of Paris-Panthéon-Assas (General Private Law and Literary, Artistic and Industrial Property Law), Clara also obtained a Diploma in Legal Studies from the University of Oxford.
Before co-founding Duorama, Clara had experience with the legal department of Deezer, a French audio streaming platform, and then worked for five years at the firm Varet Près Killy (which became Valther), dedicated to intangible, digital and sport.
When she is not working, you can find Clara in a concert hall, sitting at a table at Ajar, the restaurant co-founded by Sophie-Marie Larrouy or at a pilates fusion class.
Valentine Roy
Associate lawyer
Valentine Roy practices in all areas of intellectual property (trademarks, copyright, designs and models, patents) and related matters (unfair competition, passing off, etc.), providing both advisory and litigation services. She assists a diverse clientele, both French and international, on all issues related to their innovative projects and the protection of their intangible assets, particularly in the fashion and audiovisual sectors.
She holds a Master 2 degree from the University of Paris-Panthéon-Assas in media law and a double Master 1 degree in general private law (University of Paris-Panthéon-Assas) and in art history (Sorbonne University).
Before co-founding Duorama, Valentine had experience in an art gallery, the legal departments of Gaumont and Saint Laurent, and worked for three years in the firm Varet Près Killy (which became Valther), dedicated to intangible, digital and sport.
When she is not working, you can find Valentine at the Louxor film club, on the terrace reading the fashion magazine L'Étiquette or contemplating paintings by Émile Friant, Lynette Yiadom Boakye or Dhewadi Hadjab.
Valentine Roy
Associate lawyer
Valentine Roy practices in all areas of intellectual property (trademarks, copyright, designs and models, patents) and related matters (unfair competition, passing off, etc.), providing both advisory and litigation services. She assists a diverse clientele, both French and international, on all issues related to their innovative projects and the protection of their intangible assets, particularly in the fashion industry.
She holds a Master 2 degree from the University of Paris-Panthéon-Assas in media law and a double Master 1 degree in general private law (University of Paris-Panthéon-Assas) and in art history (Sorbonne University).
Before co-founding Duorama, Valentine had experience in an art gallery, a television channel, the legal departments of Gaumont and Saint Laurent, and worked for three years in the firm Varet Près Killy (which became Valther), dedicated to intangible, digital and sport.
When she is not working, you can find Valentine at the Louxor film club, on the terrace reading the fashion magazine L'Étiquette or contemplating paintings by Émile Friant, Lynette Yiadom Boakye or Dhewadi Hadjab.