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San Francisco office of an AmLaw firm seeks intellectual property litigation associate attorney with 2+ years of experience in patent litigation. The candidate should preferably have a technical degree (electrical engineering, computer engineering, or computer science) or significant experience handling substantive patent issues with the ability to learn underlying computer and electronic related subject matter is strongly preferred. Fluency in Mandarin is also highly desirable. Must be admitted to a State Bar (California preferred). Legal

The candidate must have superior written and oral communication skills, should be comfortable working in a team atmosphere and have excellent academic credentials.

Associates say that this Vault 20 law firm offers consistently substantive work across all levels of seniority and a collegial atmosphere. The prestigious firm, which has offices located across the country, provides valuable training and abundant mentorship opportunities to its associates, as well as a partner-track atmosphere that strives for high associate retention. Associates also praise the firm for its generous pro-bono and face-time policies.

IP - Litigation - Computer Engineering

Full-Time

San Francisco office of an AmLaw firm seeks intellectual property litigation attorney with 3-5 years of experience, with 2+ years of patent litigation experience. The candidate should ideally have experience handling patent litigation involving computer software, electronics, medical devices and pharmaceutical technologies. Must have Undergraduate degrees in biological sciences, electrical engineering, computer engineering, computer science, chemical engineering, biomedical engineering or similar degrees are a plus. Must have top law school credentials. Legal

This Vault 50 leading international law firm has been consistently ranked among the world's top law firms in industry surveys and major publications. Associates emphasize the firm's flexibility and the ability to work on cutting-edge, high-stakes matters with brilliant attorneys, as well as the ability to advise clients on some of today's most complex and significant matters. Associates described the firm as laid back and a BigLaw paradise. Associates are drawn to the firm's impressive reputation and headline hitting cases. One associate remarked at how happy he noticed attorneys working at this firm were. Junior attorneys obtain experience in document review and drafting, motion drafting, appellate brief drafting, first-chairing depositions, and working on memoranda for major clients. The firm is distinctively positioned in today's global marketplace and offers unparalleled, innovative thinking for clients with the most challenging needs. The attorneys at this firm aspire to handle all matters as partners with their clients. The firm leads retreats across its offices, allowing great networking opportunities. The firm also emphasizes a strong diversity and pro bono on its attorneys.

IP - Litigation - Computer Engineering

Full-Time

San Francisco office of an AmLaw firm seeks mid-level patent litigation associate attorney with 4-6 years of experience. The candidate will be serving in patent litigation in U.S. district court and post-grant proceedings before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board at the USPTO. Will be preparing and filing complaints, answers, and counterclaims and conducting associated pre-filing analysis. Drafting discovery requests and responses and participating in discovery on infringement, validity, and damages issues, including expert discovery. Analyzing and understanding complex technical subject matter in patents and relevant prior art. Analyzing prior art to invalidate patent claims. Drafting discovery and dispositive motions and claim-construction briefs. Preparing for, taking, and defending depositions of both fact and expert witnesses. Participating in oral arguments and other hearings. Participating in trials with the team. Must preferably have an undergraduate or advanced degree in computer science, electrical engineering, computer engineering, or an equivalent technical degree; experience working within the IP department of a national law firm. Must have a U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) registration number or be qualified to take the USPTO's registration examination; and be licensed to practice law in California. Legal

The candidate should have a high level of academic achievement at an accredited law school.

This Texas-headquartered elite firm is appealing for associates interested in energy work. The firm is serious about its career development. Junior associates are assigned a senior associate mentor and formal training at the firm is guaranteed. Associates confirmed the firm has an encouragement aspect and all workers strive to the best job they can do. This firm has gained important recognition in the community for its diversity efforts. Pro bono is popular among the attorneys and most have devoted over 100 years each year to pro bono efforts. The firm pays top-of-market compensation.

IP - Litigation - Computer Engineering

Full-Time

San Francisco office of an AmLaw firm seeks intellectual property litigation attorney with experience in district court litigation. The candidate should preferably have an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering, computer science, computer engineering, materials science, physics, or an equivalent degree, and an advanced degree or industry experience is a plus. Legal

The mid-sized San Francisco office of this multi-national firm (one of the most respected firms in the country) splits its business group into four basic practice areas: corporate, labor and employment, litigation and intellectual property/technology. Despite the firm's structure, associates frequently specialize in a number of distinctive areas such as white-collar criminal defense, international litigation and arbitration, health care, financing and complex security offerings for emerging growth companies. Associates receive some of the best training and mentoring available on the West Coast, in a collegial setting with a business casual dress code complementing the informal working style. The firm is dedicated to pro bono work and treats pro bono hours as billable. Salaries and bonus are market.

IP - Litigation - Computer Engineering

Full-Time