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Philadelphia office of our client seeks intellectual property litigation associate attorney with 3-5 years of experience. The candidate will work on a full range of matters including patent, trade secret and trademark litigation. Must have experience with patent litigation. A technical background, membership in the Patent Bar, and/or experience as a judicial clerk are advantages. Legal

Excellent academic credentials is needed. Superb writing, oral communication, and interpersonal skills are required.

Founded in the 1880s, this firm's practice areas include Business & Finance, Employee Benefits, Estates, Litigation, Public Finance, Real Estate, and International Law. With offices throughout the U.S., the opportunities are endless for candidates with an eye on the future. Attorneys come from both top tier and local law schools. Perks include generous benefits and a free work out facility. We here that although these attorneys aren't particularly adventuresome in terms of practice area (relying on long-standing corporate clientele as their bread and butter), they are a friendly group. I hear that there is really no attitude as between partners and associates, who generally pitch in on files at the same level of responsibility and hard work.

Philadelphia office of our client seeks intellectual property litigation associate attorney with 3-5 years of experience, preferably in trademarks, copyrights. The candidate should preferably have judicial clerkship experience and/or strong deposition or trial experience. Admittance to Pennsylvania State Bar is required. Legal

Excellent academic credentials and experience working with sophisticated clients on complex matters are required.

This large national firm has its roots on the East Coast. With a large Pennsylvania presence, this firm is increasingly the go-to organization for intellectual property clients. Although there are no New York-style pay scales here, the work is consistent and consistently good. Associates can expect billable hours somewhere between 1800-1900 on average here, and a loose mentoring and training system. Have fun walking the halls here to check out some of the more unusual art in town. Added bonus--this firm's pro bono policy is real--and attorneys with a public interest bent are encouraged to get involved.