Intellectual Property Legal Intern

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Posted Feb 24, 2026

Moët & Chandon seeks an Intellectual Property Legal Intern in Epernay, France, for a 6-month internship starting September 2025. Join a leading luxury brand in the wines and spirits industry.

Overview

Moët Hennessy, a distinguished entity within the LVMH – Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton conglomerate, is synonymous with luxury and excellence in the wines and spirits sector. The company encompasses iconic brands such as Moët & Chandon, Dom Pérignon, and Mercier, each renowned for their unique heritage and commitment to quality. The brand's forward-thinking vision is deeply rooted in the principles of nature, time, human ingenuity, and legacy, ensuring the continued excellence of its champagne offerings.

Role & Responsibilities

  • Assist legal professionals in managing the brand portfolio, focusing on Champagne brands, and providing protection and defense of trademarks through pre-litigation and litigation processes.
  • Offer legal counsel to internal departments such as Marketing and Development, in collaboration with external partners including Intellectual Property Consultants and Attorneys worldwide.
  • Participate in the management of administrative and judicial pre-litigation and litigation globally.
  • Contribute to the validation of marketing projects by conducting prior rights searches.
  • Prepare dossiers of evidence for use and notoriety claims.
  • Safeguard and defend brand presence on the internet.
  • Assist in the synthesis, archiving of dossiers, and updating of the legal database.

Qualifications

  • Master's degree in Intellectual Property/Industrial Property or Wine and Vine Law.
  • Fluency in written and spoken English, as 80% of tasks will be conducted in this language.

Skills

Strong understanding of intellectual property law, particularly trademark law. Excellent research and analytical skills. Effective communication and interpersonal abilities. Proficiency in legal database management.

Experience

Previous experience in a corporate or legal firm setting, particularly in an international context, is appreciated but not mandatory.

Education

Master's degree in Intellectual Property/Industrial Property or Wine and Vine Law.

Benefits

This internship offers an invaluable opportunity to apply academic knowledge in a practical setting, enhancing skills in intellectual property law within the prestigious wines and spirits industry.

Culture

The workplace culture at Moët Hennessy is one of innovation and excellence, where heritage meets modernity. Employees are encouraged to uphold the brand's values of quality and creativity, contributing to a dynamic and collaborative environment.