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Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks intellectual property attorney with 1-5 years of experience. The candidate should have a biotechnology or chemistry degree. Must have significant client contact and a diverse range of work, including analysis and opinion work, patent preparation and prosecution. Industry or postdoctoral experience is preferred. Legal

This extremely large firm has over six hundred attorneys employed on their staff. This long list of lawyers practice Labor, Equine Industry, Gaming & Sports Industry, Immigration and much more. This firm was founded over a century ago and has offices all across the United States in states like Ohio, Michigan, Colorado, Kentucky, West Virginia, Washington DC and many more.

Washington D.C. office of our client seeks IP chemical attorney with 3-4 years of patent preparation and prosecution experience. The candidate should have a Ph.D. in organic chemistry and strong patent preparation experience - domestic and international, specifically in organic chemistry, or similar technology. Experience preparing responses to Office Actions issued by the USPTO required. Admission before the USPTO is required. Legal

This national firm is getting bigger and better by the day--almost. Additions to this firm's national practice are always strategic and always positive. So thoughtful is this firm in its expansion, it is hard to identify one practice area that leads the pack in this large, full-service Washington office. Look to its intellectual property group to gain momentum in the near future, and start to make a significant contribution soon.Despite the firm's growth, it has managed to retain a calm, friendly but businesslike environment, a real plus to go along with the excellent pay and benefits.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks patent attorney with relevant experience. The candidate should have software, electrical, biomedical, or mechanical engineering degrees. Must undergo a regular training schedule with a combination of in-house lectures and guidance. Legal

This law firm uses technology and data to protect the intellectual property of their clients. Their areas of practice include trademarks, patents, copyrights, licensing, due diligence, and post-grant proceedings. The firm is located in Washington D.C.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks attorney with 2-7 years of experience and a background in electrical engineering, computer engineering or computer science. The candidate will work closely with clients and senior attorneys in the preparation and prosecution of patent applications, with opportunities available for involvement in opinion work and litigation. Should preferably have patent prosecution experience. Admission to a State Bar and to the USPTO are required. Legal

This national IP powerhouse is renowned for both its soft and hard intellectual property practices. This firm's attorneys went to a variety of schools, but all had significant study and/or work experience to prepare them for their specialization. An entrepreneurial spirit is definitely rewarded at this firm, which offers merit-based promotion and significant responsibility to all associates.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks chemistry patent attorney with 3-4 years of experience in patent application drafting and prosecution in the chemical and/or material science fields. The candidate should possess a four year degree in chemistry or similar technology area. Membership to the Patent Bar is required. Legal

This large DC firm is known as a place that offers a broad and sophisticated practice, while also being very family friendly. Although salaries are slightly less than competitor firms as associates become more senior, this is reflected in the lower billable hour requirement, which seems to be welcomed by associates that seem to value a more balanced work and personal life. We hear that associates are treated with respect, the culture is exceptionally diverse and progressive, and pro bono work is valued beyond mere lip service.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks electronics and software attorney with preferably 2-4 years of experience in patent prosecution. The candidate should be a USPTO-registered patent prosecution attorney. Must be experienced in preparing and prosecuting software-related applications. Aptitude for portfolio development and client counseling are a plus. Must possess a degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Physics, or a related field. California or Washington Bar members are preferred. Legal

Must be detail oriented and have strong written and verbal skills.

This large firm, historically strong in corporate and intellectual property work, has performed exceptional well compared to its counterparts. The attorneys here are a fairly serious bunch when it comes to the work, and are meticulous with their client relationship and work product. Not surprisingly, that same quality translates to a formal and well-run training program for young lawyers. With competitive salaries and opportunities in several different practice areas, this firm presents a good opportunity to get that large firm experience.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks electronics and software attorney with 2-4 years of experience in patent prosecution. The candidate must have a USPTO Reg. No. and possess a degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Physics, or a related field. Should be experienced in preparing and prosecuting software-related applications. Legal

This large firm, historically strong in corporate and intellectual property work, has performed exceptional well compared to its counterparts. The attorneys here are a fairly serious bunch when it comes to the work, and are meticulous with their client relationship and work product. Not surprisingly, that same quality translates to a formal and well-run training program for young lawyers. With competitive salaries and opportunities in several different practice areas, this firm presents a good opportunity to get that large firm experience.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks electronics and software team attorney with 2-4 years of experience in patent prosecution. The candidate should be USPTO-registered patent prosecution Team Attorney. Should possess a degree in Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Physics, or a related field. Must be experienced in software-related applications. Legal

This large firm, historically strong in corporate and intellectual property work, has performed exceptional well compared to its counterparts. The attorneys here are a fairly serious bunch when it comes to the work, and are meticulous with their client relationship and work product. Not surprisingly, that same quality translates to a formal and well-run training program for young lawyers. With competitive salaries and opportunities in several different practice areas, this firm presents a good opportunity to get that large firm experience.

Washington D.C. office of our client seeks biotech patent prosecution attorney with 3+ years of experience preparing / prosecuting patents in one or more of the following areas: biologic therapies, cancer biology, immunotherapies, genetics, and molecular biology. The candidate should have an advanced degree (Master's or Ph.D.) in life sciences. Must be registered with the USPTO. Legal

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks intellectual property attorney with 2-6 years of experience. The candidate should have an Electrical Engineering or Computer Science degree. Legal

While this innovative full-service firm has grown to almost significantly in one generation, they remain true to the principles of associate development and public service. This firm's heart, despite several national and international outposts, remains very much in DC. The firm's efforts here focuses on an international client base. Many DC partners have regulatory experience, and knowledge of international markets helps navigate this firm's practice. While growth is the name of the game outside of the Washington office, in DC, it is all about attracting the best work possible -- a goal they continue to strive towards and seem to be successful in achieving.