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Title : Patent Attorney
Location : Washington - SeattleRefer to Job # EECF741206
Patent Attorney The candidate will be responsible for patent preparation and prosecution, patent licensing, and conducting due diligence on new products and technology acquisitions towards rendering opinions to clients. Will work closely with clients, inventors, and firm attorneys. Responsibilities include: conducting prior art searches; determining ownership rights to various parts of an invention; drafting patent applications and working with the USPTO to resolve patent examiner questions; patent licensing; assisting clients whose patents have been infringed; providing support to the litigation department; advising clients on the use and protection of patents; assisting clients with identifying the nature of their intellectual property; monitoring existing and proposed patents; attending meetings and conducting conference calls with clients and contacts in the United States and overseas; dealing with general inquiries on patent protection; filing domestic and international patent applications; and handling patent renewals. Should have a B.S. in mechanical engineering. Should have a J.D. degree from an accredited law school, 2+ years of patent law experience, a license to practice law in at least one state, preferably Washington. Must be admitted to practice before the USPTO.
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