Patent Attorney
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Summary:The Patent and Trademark will aid clients with intellectual property management and protection. As the Patent and Trademark Attorney you will draft and submit patent and trademark applications. The Trademark Attorney will litigate matters related to patent, trademark, trade secrets, and copyright infringement.
Responsibilities:Provides legal advice and representation to individuals and businesses seeking patent, trademark, or copyright protectionEvaluates viability of patent and/or trademark requestsCompletes and files trademark, service mark, patent, and copyright applications and registrationsAssesses evident of infringement or dilution casesPrepares and files briefs, motions, and other judicial pleadingsParticipates in and manages litigations for cases involving intellectual property disputesFacilitates the discovery process including interview and deposes of witnesses
Requirements:Possessed a Juris Doctorate DegreeActive license in Connecticut5+ years of patent and trademark experience with a transferable book of businessProficiency with MS Office SuiteStrong research, analytical, and communication skills, requiredAbility to work onsite 3x/week
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