Isabel Cooke

Isabel has a background in commercial and corporate transactional work, with a particular focus on copyright, database rights and related matters. She studied Law with French Law at University College Dublin and also holds a Diplôme d'Études en Droit de l'Union Européenne from Université Toulouse Capitole and a Post Graduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Law and Practice from the University of Oxford. Isabel trained in Arthur Cox LLP, a leading all-service Irish law firm and qualified as an Associate in the Technology and Innovation group, where she specialised in intellectual property, advertising regulation, media and digital services. While in private practice, Isabel worked closely with her colleagues in the firm’s M&A teams advising clients in a wide variety of sectors on IP contracts and due diligence, in particular in relation to the acquisition of software and other technology businesses. She also has experience advising clients in the education, innovation and R&D sectors in respect of protection of IP rights and licensing. In her role in the Lexis+ IP team, she has a particular interest in the intersection of intellectual property with the digital economy and emerging technologies such as AI.

Isabel trained at Arthur Cox LLP, where she qualified as an Associate in the Technology and Innovation group and specialised in intellectual property, data protection, advertising regulation, and digital services. In addition she worked across a number of areas of commercial law including consumer law, freedom of information and content regulation. Isabel studied Law with French Law at University College Dublin and also holds a Diplôme d'Études en Droit de l'Union Européenne from Université Toulouse Capitole and a Post Graduate Diploma in Intellectual Property Law and Practice from the University of Oxford. While in private practice, Isabel worked closely with her colleagues in the firm’s M&A teams advising clients in a wide variety of sectors on technology and commercial contracts and due diligence, in particular in relation to the acquisition of software and other technology businesses. She also has experience advising clients in the education, innovation and R&D sectors in respect of protection of IP rights and licensing. In respect of data protection, her experience includes advising in relation to international data transfers and providing law enforcement data request advice to major internet companies.