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Seattle office of our client seeks biotech patent agent with 1+ year of law firm experience. The candidate will conduct prior art database searches for patentability and freedom to operate analyses. Will analyze patents and scientific papers to assist patent attorneys on patent prosecution, counseling, and litigation. Draft patent applications and responses to office actions; and participate in post-grant procedures at the USPTO. Should have a Ph.D in Cellular and Molecular Biology, Immunology, Biochemistry, or a related field to join the busy life sciences patent prosecution and counseling practice. Broad scientific knowledge in biotechnology is required. USPTO Registration Number is strongly preferred. Legal

Creative lawyering in a laid back environment is big draw for associates at this Amlaw firm. This California-based firm is highly regarded as one of the most innovative firms in the market. The firm is best known for its technology work and life sciences clients, and is generally recognized as the top legal provider for emerging companies. The California culture of the firm fosters a collaborative and social workplace, while the sophisticated training and meaningful attorney mentorship help develop associates into world class lawyers.

Seattle office of our client seeks organic chemistry patent agent with 1+ year of law firm experience. The candidate should have experience including drafting and prosecuting patent applications, client counseling, and preparing opinions. Must preferably have an advanced degree (Ph.D. is preferred) in Organic Chemistry and be registered to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Legal

The main law office is located in Seattle, Washington. Area of concentration is intellectual property law. A fairly large team of professional attorneys and patent agents make up the the firm. There are seven areas of practice such as patents, copyright and strategic counseling. A number of their industry groups include biotechnology, consumer products-services, industrial design and telecommunications.