Valeria Argento Boscassi

Valeria assists in the resolution of disputes, both in and out of court, in relation to industrial and intellectual property law, with a particular focus on trademarks, designs, copyrights, patents and unfair competition, as well as in matters relating to design, luxury, emerging technologies, renewable energy and pharmaceutical law.

She also deals with anti-counterfeiting strategies in trademark matters in both civil and criminal cases, including customs proceedings.

Professional Experience

Valeria joined Jacobacci Avvocati in 2021 and has been an associate with the firm since October 2026 working in the Turin office. 

Before graduating and working with Jacobacci Avvocati, in 2018 Valeria completed an internship at a Prague law firm specializing in commercial law, where she focused on corporate and EU law.

Education and Teaching

Law degree from the University of Turin in 2021 with a thesis in intellectual property law entitled “Copyright and Secondary Liability of Internet Service Providers”.

As part of her university career, in 2017 Valeria undertook a study period abroad under the “Erasmus+” program promoted by the European Union and in 2019 she took part in the “CopyrightX” course organized by Harvard University, dedicated to US and comparative intellectual property law.

In 2020, Valeria was selected by the University of Tartu (Estonia), renowned in the digital sector, for an internship in the 'IT Law programme'—an academic study and research programme focused on the law of New Technologies. She has continued to explore this area of law by attending various courses on the subject and collaborating with the Robotics & AI Law Society (RAILS), a pioneering German association in the discussion and research of legal aspects related to artificial intelligence and robotics.

Subsequently, in 2025, she attended the 'Patent Law and Global Public Health' ('PatentX') course, offered by Harvard Law School in collaboration with the World Intellectual Property Organization, focusing on comparative patent law.

Professional Affiliations

Valeria has been a member of the Turin Bar Association as lawyer since September 2026.

Publications and Recognition

Valeria has participated in two research projects in collaboration with the European Law Students’ Association (ELSA) and the Council of Europe, aimed at publishing international reports focusing on the relationship between human rights and emerging technologies:

• the “Italian National Report on Human Rights and Technology in European Law Students’ Association and Council of Europe, Human Rights and Technology” (July 2025);
• “Italian National Report + Concluding Report on Internet Censorship in European Law Students’ Association and Council of Europe, Internet Censorship” (January 2021).

Passions and Interests

Valeria is passionate about photography, travelling and horse riding.