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Boston office of our client seeks intellectual property associate attorney with 2-3 years of experience with post-grant contested matters before the Patent Trial and Appeals Board. The candidate should preferably have a degree in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, computer science or a related field of study. Must either be admitted to practice before the USPTO or otherwise qualified to practice before the USPTO. Legal

The firm specializes in intellectual property law with more than eighty years of IP practice expertise. A team of adept lawyers and other IP professionals comprise their legal practice. The corporate law office is headquartered in Massachusetts. There are fourteen practice areas such as cleantech, litigation, pharmaceutical and trademark-copyright. Practice industries and technologies are across-the-board. The law practice embraces diversity in the work force.

Boston office of our client seeks senior intellectual property associate attorney with 2-6 years of experience. The candidate should have an Electrical Engineering or Computer Science degree. Experience with software consulting or as a software engineer, software developer or IT system administrator is helpful. Also, familiarity with Unix/Linux is essential. Legal

In many ways, this large Massachusetts firm is defined by the interplay between the century-old institution and the younger, more aggressive management. Although this firm could have been accused of resting on its laurels for a time, having developed one of the largest and most recognized practices in the region, this firm is now much more proactive in management and long term planning. With historically strong real estate and environmental practices, this large firm is now focusing on its intellectual property and technology capabilities. So too are the partners focusing on associate life, which may have gone by the wayside until recently. Associates now working in these traditional offices are generally happy with this firm's progress into the 21st century.

Boston office of our client seeks IP attorney with 1-4 years of patent prosecution experience. The candidate should have a background in electrical engineering and/or computer science. Legal

Must have superior academic record, research and writing skills.

Dare we say that this mid-sized Boston firm is fun? But truthfully, it is. A full service firm with modest but comfortable offices has some of the most interesting attorneys around. With impressive achievement both inside and outside of the office, these attorneys excel at young ages. For instance, one young lawyer is taking a leadership role in a Boston CLE program. Another is heading a prominent and fun community program. And, importantly, both are valued by the leadership of the firm for their contributions. Interesting clientele have followed, including notable sports teams and Fortune 500s. We believe the best practice areas are bankruptcy and creditor's rights and construction, which will continue to be busy over the next several months and years.

Boston office of our client seeks IP attorney with 2-4 years of experience. The candidate should have NJ Bar admission, patent registration with the USPTO, and a demonstrated comfort with computer-related technologies. Should have substantial experience with all aspects of both trademark and patent prosecution, domestic and international. An undergraduate degree in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, physics, computer science, or the like is preferred. Should also have a significant background in related areas, including technology transactions, litigation/arbitration, and opinion counsel. Legal

Must have a J.D. degree.

Dare we say that this mid-sized Boston firm is fun? But truthfully, it is. A full service firm with modest but comfortable offices has some of the most interesting attorneys around. With impressive achievement both inside and outside of the office, these attorneys excel at young ages. For instance, one young lawyer is taking a leadership role in a Boston CLE program. Another is heading a prominent and fun community program. And, importantly, both are valued by the leadership of the firm for their contributions. Interesting clientele have followed, including notable sports teams and Fortune 500s. We believe the best practice areas are bankruptcy and creditor's rights and construction, which will continue to be busy over the next several months and years.

Boston office seeks intellectual property attorney having an electrical engineering and/or computer science background. Legal

Dare we say that this mid-sized Boston firm is fun? But truthfully, it is. A full service firm with modest but comfortable offices has some of the most interesting attorneys around. With impressive achievement both inside and outside of the office, these attorneys excel at young ages. For instance, one young lawyer is taking a leadership role in a Boston CLE program. Another is heading a prominent and fun community program. And, importantly, both are valued by the leadership of the firm for their contributions. Interesting clientele have followed, including notable sports teams and Fortune 500s. We believe the best practice areas are bankruptcy and creditor's rights and construction, which will continue to be busy over the next several months and years.

Boston office of our client seeks patent prosecution associate attorney preferably with 1-4 years of experience. The candidate should have experience handling a prosecution docket. Strong background in computer science, electrical engineering, physics, applied mathematics, or closely related field is needed. Prior experience with robotics, autonomous vehicles, or wireless network communications is a plus. Legal

Candidate should have excellent academic credentials, writing skills, and client interfacing skills.

The Washington D.C. office for this firm offers legal professionals careers in emerging technology and law. Their intellectual property practice includes consumer electronics, telecommunications, and internet litigation and prosecution. They take many cases to trial in federal court and International Trade Commission settings. This firm also manages a variety of electrical and mechanical technologies, nanotechnology, software, and medical devices cases before the FCC, FTC, FDA, and other federal agencies. This firm is always searching for premier candidates to add to their ever-changing IP team.

Boston office of our client seeks attorney with 7+ years of experience. The candidate should have a background in patent prosecution. Must have substantial experience preparing and prosecuting patent applications. Additional experience in patent portfolio development, infringement and invalidity opinions, Inter Partes Review proceedings/Reexaminations, International Trade Commission proceedings, trademark prosecution or related matters is desirable. A degree in electrical or mechanical engineering, computer science, physics, chemistry, or biology is preferred, however, other technical backgrounds will be considered. Must have a book of portable business. Legal

Area of concentration is intellectual property law. The head office is based in Massachusetts. Fifteen talented attorneys are on staff. There are four areas of practice. Patents, trademarks, copyright and trade secrets are their practice disciplines. The firm and attorneys were named in prominent industry publications.

Boston office of our client seeks patent lawyer with 1-3 years of experience. The candidate should have Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering or computer science. Strong chemistry background with Ph.D. preferred. Legal

Although this firm bills itself out as full service, it is in fact a well-diversified technology boutique. This medium-sized office is happy to handle corporate formation, mergers and acquisitions, and technology transactions, but generally only for clients who originally came to the firm for the 'pure' intellectual property practice--patent prosecution, litigation, and trademark work. With more non-specialists than most intellectual property firms, the environment here is much more entrepreneurial and business minded than some practices we've seen. And, despite an institutional mentoring program, associates here are trained with early responsibility and the need for each attorney to work on large client files, regardless of that attorney's practice area. Good salary and down to earth partners have kept associates here since the days of their summer clerkship--a pretty remarkable feat.