IP Litigation Associate Attorney
Location: Multiple US Offices
Salary: $170K – $250K
Experience: 4–6 Years
Requirements
- JD from a top-tier law school with strong academic credentials.
- A minimum of 4 years of experience in intellectual property litigation, preferably with a technical background in computer science, computer engineering, or electrical engineering.
- Admission to practice law in the relevant jurisdiction(s).
About the Role
This is a great opportunity to join a nationally recognized Intellectual Property Practice Group, working on high-profile IP litigation matters for both national and global clients. You will be part of a dynamic team, handling a variety of complex IP cases and refining your skills in a supportive environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Represent clients in intellectual property litigation matters, including patent disputes.
- Manage all phases of litigation, from pre-suit strategy through trial and appeal.
- Collaborate with a talented team of attorneys to provide exceptional client service and achieve favorable outcomes.
Why Join?
- Challenging Work: Work on cutting-edge IP litigation matters for leading national and global companies.
- Competitive Compensation: Attractive salary and comprehensive benefits package.
- Mentorship & Development: Access to mentorship and opportunities for career growth within the firm.
- Flexible Location: Offices in multiple locations offering a flexible work environment.
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Posted 21 Jan 2025 by Nick Sankarsingh, Director · IP & Data Privacy
Salary:
$170K – $250K
Location:
D.C.
Discipline:
Intellectual Property
Job Code:
IP Litigation Associate Attorney
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