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This position offers an exciting opportunity for an accomplished Intellectual Property Attorney to contribute to the success of a reputable law firm in Chicago, IL, by leveraging their expertise in patent prosecution, portfolio management, licensing, and due diligence.
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Firm Type: Law Firm, Experience: 8 Years, A law firm in Fort Lauderdale, FL, is seeking an Intellectual Property Attorney with the following qualifications:Job Overview:Work closely with other partners and senior associates on patent and trademark issues.
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Two (2) years of applicable intellectual property legal experience at an outside firm or as in-house counsel and one (1) year of previous experience as a Mechanical Engineer are required.
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Firm Type: Law Firm, Experience: 3 Years, Job Overview: A law firm specializing in intellectual property law is seeking a Mid-Level Intellectual Property Associate Attorney with a strong background in patent litigation.
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Requirements:Admission to the State Bar.3-7 years of experience in intellectual property and/or patent litigation. This position offers the opportunity to work on challenging intellectual property and patent litigation cases.
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Advertising, aviation, appellate, antitrust, corporate, communications, bankruptcy and financial restructuring, election law and government ethics, international trade, litigation, postal, privacy, public policy, insurance, health care, intellectual property, white collar defense government investigations, employment labor, environment safety and government contracts are the firm's specialty areas.
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The Corporate Counsel is responsible for providing a broad range of legal services to the company, both directly and in conjunction with outside counsel, with a significant focus on intellectual property protection, contract drafting and negotiation, employment law, managing outside counsel, information and risk management, and dispute resolution and settlements.
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This position offers a unique opportunity to engage in complex intellectual property and patent litigation. 3-7 years of experience in intellectual property and/or patent litigation.
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Firm Type: Law Firm, Experience: 2 Years, A law firm in Boston is seeking a motivated Intellectual Property Associate Attorney with a background in patent drafting, prosecution, opinions, and strategic agreements.
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Relevant Terms: trademarks, copyrights, IP, intellectual property, trademark portfolio strategy, intellectual property procurement, trademark prosecution, attorney, lawyer, counsel, associate, inter partes proceedings, IP litigation, USPTO, remote, jobs, employment, recruiters, headhunters, search firms, agencies, trademark attorney trademark counsel.
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Assist the Senior Intellectual Property Counsel on researching existing patents and providing guidance during the design process when developing new products. Education and Professional Development Assistance The Intellectual Property Counsel is responsible for assisting the Senior Intellectual Property Counsel in identifying, evaluating, and protecting patentable and strategic inventions and minimizing the risk that the Company's products infringe on the valid intellectual property rights of others.
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Keywords: patent attorney, electrical, software, computer science, electrical engineering, patent prosecution, patent opinions, software patents, electronics, patent associate, patent law, patent claims, patent portfolio strategy, electronics, telecommunications, computer systems and networking, patent lawyer, IP, intellectual property counsel.
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Type Direct Hire Job Title: Patent/Intellectual Property Litigation AssociateJob Summary: As a Patent/Intellectual Property (IP) Litigation Associate, you will specialize in providing legal support and representation to clients involved in disputes related to patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets.
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Job Title: Patent/Intellectual Property Litigation AssociateJob Summary: As a Patent/Intellectual Property (IP) Litigation Associate, you will specialize in providing legal support and representation to clients involved in disputes related to patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets.
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Candidates should possess a technical background, preferably in electrical engineering, computer science, or related field, for our patent and other intellectual property litigation practice.
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