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Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks regulatory attorney with 1-3 years of experience. The candidate should preferably have experience in FDA, data privacy and security, or international trade/export control matters. Technical background and/or industry experience in these fields are preferred. Legal

The firm has 12 offices and 357 attorneys working in the team. It was established in the late 1870s and works in the areas of copyright law, post grant, trademark law, litigation, IP licensing, patent law, regulatory law and EU unitary patent. The firm believes in keeping up to date on the latest changes in the field of patent law and technology. It is considered an IP powerhouse, representing clients from a wide range of industries.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks FDA regulatory attorney with 2-4 years of experience. Legal

Boasting a large presence in the corporate and litigation arenas, exceptional training programs and an innovative partner assessment program, the firm is a major hit with associates. At this firm, associates learn exactly what it means to practice law--and have a breadth of appreciation for all elements of a large full service practice. In their posh DC offices, the environment is professional and polished.

Washington, D.C. office of our client seeks drug development attorney with relevant experience. The candidate will assist the clients secure FDA approval for new drugs by leveraging the legal expertise of the approval standards in the FDC Act and implementing regulations to overcome potential regulatory or scientific impediments. Will participate in product development strategy at the initiation stage and to navigate the drug through the FDA regulatory process. Must possess a scientific background, such as a masters degree or higher in a hard science. Must be a member of the DC Bar or eligible to waive in. Legal

The corporate law office is based in the District of Columbia. Areas of concentration are food and drug law. The law firm employs thirty-eight knowledgeable attorneys. Practice areas are significant. A few of their practice disciplines include new drug development, controlled substances, advertising and health care law. Attorneys are involved in various industry seminars, conferences and other law practice events throughout the year.

Boston office is seeking a litigation attorney with pharmaceutical/ biopharmaceutical experience. Candidate should have familiarity with patent estate and lifecycle management strategies in protecting for FDA-approved drug products, for both pre-litigation analysis and active litigation, including prior art searching. The ideal candidate will have a B.S. or advanced degree in the life sciences, will have 1-5 years' patent-related experience in a relevant life science discipline, will be well-versed in pharmaceutical patent analysis and possess litigation skills. A current or pending MA bar admission is required. Legal

This small office of a multinational firm has created almost a perfect microcosm of the firm at large: with a handful of lawyers in every primary practice group, this firm has at least one attorney 'on the ground' to handle all the legal needs of a Boston based client. Firm-wide, national growth has made it somewhat difficult for this firm to preserve its culture--but the effort is certainly being made to keep each office a place where associates are valued and evaluated on their overall contribution to the firm--not just their practice area. The advantage to their Boston office is that it doesn't suffer from the uncontrolled growth, and remains quite parochial. We hear that it is a great office in which to work.