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A law firm in Los Angeles, CA, is seeking a highly qualified Intellectual Property Attorney with 8-14 years of experience to join their dynamic team. Offer comprehensive legal counsel in the field of intellectual property, with a primary focus on patents.
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The preferred candidate will have experience in various aspects of intellectual property law, including global patent prosecution, freedom to operate and patent clearance assessments, technology licensing, and due diligence related to mergers and acquisitions.
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Handle diverse intellectual property matters, including patent prosecution, trademark registration, and copyright enforcement. Provide legal counsel on intellectual property protection strategies, including portfolio management and enforcement.
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Intellectual Property & Patent Counsel US Remote. JLO is looking for an Intellectual Property (IP) Attorney who personifies the Juniper Way: Be Bold, Build Trust and Deliver Excellence.
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Job Overview: A law firm in Washington, DC, is seeking an experienced Intellectual Property Attorney to join their team. 8-14 years of experience as an Intellectual Property Attorney.
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A law firm in Philadelphia, PA, is seeking a Senior Intellectual Property Attorney with expertise in preparing complex patent applications, managing a large docket of domestic and foreign prosecution, consulting with clients and inventors, and conducting IP-related due diligence.
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A law firm is seeking an intellectual property attorney for its Jacksonville, FL, location. Job Overview: The Intellectual Property Attorney will work closely with other partners and senior associates on patent and trademark issues.
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Houston office of a BCG Attorney Search Top Ranked Law Firm seeks mid-level intellectual property managing associate attorney with 3-6 years of experience in intellectual property and/or patent litigation.
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Join our dynamic team at JDHuntr as an Associate General Counsel specializing in Privacy and Intellectual Property. Associate General Counsel, Privacy and Intellectual Property | New York, NY.
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Reporting to the General Counsel, the Deputy General Counsel for Intellectual Property and Solicitor (Solicitor) provides the Office of the General Counsel and other USPTO officials with advice in all areas of intellectual property law.
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A law firm is seeking a Senior Intellectual Property Associate Counsel with expertise in organic chemistry or a related field. Providing legal advice and strategic counsel on intellectual property matters.
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A law firm in Cleveland is seeking a highly skilled and motivated Intellectual Property Patent Litigation Associate Attorney with 2-7 years of experience. Prepare and argue motions in intellectual property patent litigation cases.
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We’re looking for a strong intellectual property attorney with extensive scientific knowledge of our research areas who can build and lead the legal strategy for protecting and deploying our intellectual property.
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A law firm in Seattle is seeking a Senior Intellectual Property Litigation Associate Attorney with 6+ years of experience in IP litigation, preferably with trial experience. Senior Intellectual Property Litigation Associate Attorney.
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Basic understanding of patent law and intellectual property concepts. Review Non-Disclosure and Consultant Agreements to ensure protection of company intellectual property.
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