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Job Overview: A law firm in Chattanooga, TN, is seeking an experienced and highly qualified Intellectual Property Attorney with expertise in patent prosecution, portfolio management, freedom to operate, licensing, and due diligence.
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Job Overview: A law firm in Madison, WI, is seeking an experienced Intellectual Property Attorney with a strong background in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or a related field.
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A law firm in Kansas City, MO, is seeking an experienced Intellectual Property Attorney with a strong background in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or a related field.
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The ideal candidate must be registered with the USPTO and possess expertise in various aspects of intellectual property law, including global patent prosecution, freedom to operate, licensing, and due diligence for mergers and acquisitions.
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A law firm seeks an experienced Intellectual Property Attorney to join its team in Jefferson City, MO. The ideal candidate will play a crucial role in handling various aspects of intellectual property law, focusing on patent prosecution, portfolio management, freedom to operate, licensing, and due diligence for mergers and acquisitions.
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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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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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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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Assist the Senior Intellectual Property Counsel on researching existing patents and providing guidance during the design process when developing new products. 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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Position Summary:Assist attorneys in the practice of intellectual property law, specifically patent litigation and prosecution. Provide case management for patent litigation in federal district courts, appeals before theFederal Circuit Court of Appeals, and actions before the U.S. International Trade Commission,USPTO, and Patent Trial and Appeal Board.
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A law firm in Wilmington, DE is seeking a Senior Intellectual Property Attorney with extensive experience in patent prosecution, including preparing complex patent applications, managing domestic and foreign dockets, and conducting IP-related due diligence.
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Critically supervise and manage outside intellectual property counsel to ensure high-quality, cost-effective service. Assist in managing intellectual property program for the Company including patent prosecution, trademark management, enforcement of intellectual property rights, intellectual property licensing, and development and execution of intellectual property strategies.
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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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Detail and action oriented with a commitment to accuracy and enthusiastic about learning and growing in the field of intellectual property. Minimum of one year experience in intellectual property or coursework related to intellectual property.
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Job Overview: A law firm in Omaha, NE, is seeking an experienced Intellectual Property, Innovation, and Technology Attorney with a proven track record and a portable book of business for $200,000 annually.
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