Patent and Litigation Partner
Location: California
Salary: Competitive
Experience: 8–12 Years
Compensation: Highly Competitive (DOE)
A full-service law firm with a long-standing presence in Florida is seeking an experienced Intellectual Property Partner to join its IP practice group. This is an excellent opportunity for a senior attorney with a strong background in patent and trademark litigation and a desire to contribute to a collaborative, high-performing team.
Requirements
- 8–12 years of patent and trademark litigation experience in a law firm setting
- Admission to the U.S. Patent Bar preferred
- Engineering or computer science degree, or substantial experience litigating patents in technical fields
- Exceptional legal writing, oral advocacy, and case management skills
- Florida Bar membership (or willingness to gain admission)
- Some portable business is required
- Candidates looking to relocate to Florida will be considered
Role Highlights
- Lead and manage complex IP litigation matters across industries
- Collaborate with a nationally recognized team of IP lawyers
- Engage in high-stakes patent and trademark disputes
- Work in a flexible, team-oriented environment that supports autonomy and innovation
Prestigious Client Base
Florida lifestyle and flexibility across office locations
Strong support for relocation and integration
High-level autonomy with full-firm backing
Competitive compensation and benefits package
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Posted 24 Jun 2025 by Nick Sankarsingh, Director · IP & Data Privacy
Salary:
Competitive
Location:
California
Discipline:
Intellectual Property
Job Code:
Patent & Trademark Litigation Partner
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