Recognition
Eleonora included in World Intellectual Property Review's 2026 list of 'Influential Women in IP' because "Through her academic leadership, influential publications, and engagement with policymakers, courts, and industry stakeholders, Rosati has played a significant role in shaping the development and interpretation of IP law in Europe. She is renowned for her contributions to fashion law and is regarded as a leading thought leader in the field [...] Her work is regularly cited by courts, policymakers, and practitioners, and she frequently contributes to discussions on the future development of IP law in Europe and beyond."
The list is based on nominations from readers across the globe on who they regard as women in law who play a vital role in advancing the IP industry and challenging the existing status quo.
Eleonora received the ECTA Award 2026 (Professional Category) for her article 'The Future of the Movie Industry in the Wake of Generative AI: A Perspective under EU and UK Copyright Law'.
The award was conferred during the ECTA 44th Annual Conference, held in Dublin (Ireland) on 17-19 June 2026.
Eleonora acted as Witness during the Oral Evidence session of the UK House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee on 25 November 2025. The session was intended to inform the Committee's ongoing "AI and copyright" inquiry.
Eleonora included in World Intellectual Property Review's 2025 list of 'World IP Leaders' because "Eleonora Rosati is renowned for her contributions to fashion law and is a leading authority and thought leader in the field [...] Through her academic roles, publications, and active participation in international forums, Rosati has substantially influenced the development of fashion IP law, shaping policies and practices that govern the fashion industry’s legal landscape."
The 'World IP Leaders' directory spans specialists across copyright, design, patents, trademarks, and trade secrets, from global powerhouses to specialist boutiques. Each leader is recognized for their proven track record, peer endorsements, and outstanding contributions to the field.
Eleonora included in World Intellectual Property Review's 2025 list of 'Influential Women in IP' because "Through her academic roles, publications, and active participation in international forums, Rosati has substantially influenced the development of fashion IP law, shaping policies and practices that govern the fashion industry’s legal landscape."
The list is based on nominations from readers across the globe on who they regard as women in law who play a vital role in advancing the IP industry and challenging the existing status quo.
Eleonora included in World Intellectual Property Review's 2020 list of 'Influential Women in IP'
The list is based on nominations from readers across the globe on who they regard as women in law who play a vital role in advancing the IP industry and challenging the existing status quo.
Eleonora awarded the Adepi Award 2022 for her "impact on and contribution to shaping the interpretation of IP law in Europe, academic contribution and intense collaboration with institutions such as the WIPO, the European Parliament, the European Commission, the EUIPO and the European Audiovisual Observatory.”
The award celebrates the work of those people and European institutions that have contributed to the defence and development of IP law and policy.
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Eleonora included in Managing Intellectual Property's 2018 list of 'The 50 Most Influential Perople in IP' and recognized as “an influential voice in the IP industry"
The list recognizes individuals who are shaping IP law, policy and business throughout the world. It has typically included an array of in-house counsel, judges, officials and academics, as well as celebrities that have had a particularly big recent impact on IP.
