Senior Associate - Patent Litigation

Job Overview

A law firm seeks an experienced Senior Associate for its Intellectual Property Litigation Practice in San Francisco, CA. This role offers the opportunity to engage in complex patent disputes across diverse industries.

Duties

• Develop and execute case strategies for patent litigation.
• Lead discovery processes and conduct depositions.
• Engage in motion practice and trial preparation.
• Mentor junior associates and guide their professional development.
• Manage client relationships and develop tailored solutions.

Requirements

• 5-7 years of patent litigation experience.
• Proven ability to lead teams and manage client interactions.
• Experience in high-stakes litigation across various industries.

Education

• Technical degree in engineering, computer science, or related field preferred.

Certifications

• Bar admission in good standing.

Skills

• Strong strategic thinking and problem-solving abilities.
• Excellent communication and leadership skills.
• Proficiency in managing complex litigation processes.

Benefits

• Health and welfare benefits.
• Vacation and leave time, including parental and sabbatical leave.
• Paid holidays.

Founded in 1962, this California based law firm specializes in consumer products and manufacturing, energy and natural resources, financial services, litigation, real estate, technology, business transactions, wine, and private clients. Committed to diversity and equality, this firm has diversity scholarship, pipeline internship, and women's leadership programs. The diversity makes the firm stronger and enables them to deliver strong legal advice. The firm is very supportive of achieving personal satisfaction and professional accomplishment and offers a competitive salary with benefits package. The firm has received numerous recognitions and accolades for professional achievements. The firm has obtained certification as a green business. Believing in giving back, the firm and the attorneys are actively involved in the local communities.