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Provide counsel to clients on a wide range of intellectual property/Patent-related issues, including patent law, trademark law, copyright law, trade secrets, licensing agreements, and Patent litigation.
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Please send a resume should you be interested in the following Patent Litigation Associate Attorney - Midlevel position in the San Francisco, CA office. Job Title: Patent Litigation Associate Attorney - Midlevel.
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10 years of IP management experience in a combination of global operating companies (preferably software or technology companies) and nationally recognized law firms, including responsibility for IP strategy, patent prosecution, patent litigation, patent portfolio management and operations, IP counseling, IP licensing and litigation, and FOSS use and compliance.
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Sr. Counsel Litigation will serve as the Company’s litigation counsel providing advice and guidance to management on a wide variety of litigation issues which arise from the day-to-day operations of a growing, complex public company.
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Pay range offered to a successful candidate will be based on several factors, including the candidate's education, work experience, work location, specific job duties, certifications, etc.
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A law firm in Palo Alto, CA, is seeking a Patent Litigation Associate Attorney with 2-5 years of experience. Conducting legal research and analysis related to patent litigation cases.
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Oversee outside counsel and patent litigation including coordinating discovery, expert retention, and providing substantive input on legal strategies and settlement negotiations. Provide input and assistance to other departments and counsel on the proper approach to matters involving potential litigation or the risk of litigation.
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The Patent Paralegal/IDS Specialist III will provide a high level of administrative support in all facets of US Patent Law to three or more patent attorneys in the Client's Legal Department.
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Conduct employee training sessions on the protection of innovations through the patent process, best practices for maintaining confidential business information, contractor and vendor matters, and the overall development of intellectual property assets.
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LITIGATION ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY Benefits include: Paid vacation, all-purpose leave and holidays 401 (k) plan; 4% match with immediate vesting Medical 80% employer contribution Dental, vision, and supplemental insurance available Career growth opportunities Employee Recognition Programs Gym membership Company events to include giving back to the community.
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Assist internal and external litigation counsel on IP litigation matters. Experience handling PTAB/EPO Oppositions and supporting patent litigation a plus. Minimum of 7 years working as a patent attorney and counseling clients on intellectual property issues.
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The Antitrust Litigation Associate Attorney will support and assist in antitrust litigation matters. 3-5 years of experience practicing law with a focus on antitrust litigation.
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Conley Rose, P.C., a leading intellectual property-only law firm, is seeking an experienced patent attorney, patent agent, technical advisor, or patent engineer looking for a highly flexible position to assist in the preparation.
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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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Ideal for an Agent with accomplished writing skills and an interest in the Patent Agent to Attorney career path. Our success is measured by the results we achieve on behalf of our clients, and we commit ourselves, without reservation, to the overriding objective of client satisfaction.
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