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CITMA in the UK seeks a Partner‑level Trade Mark Attorney with an established client following to strengthen its IP and commercial offering. The role sits in a small IP group with growth headroom and an equity‑lockstep partnership from day one.
The practice is collegiate with a human‑centred culture, and hybrid working, typically two days in the office. The firm is open to candidates outside London and would consider establishing a presence in another major UK city if the right person joins;
A UK law firm is seeking a Partner‑level Trade Mark Attorney with an established client following to strengthen and expand its IP and commercial offering. The role sits within a small IP group with clear headroom for growth and a partnership that operates on an equity lockstep basis from day one.
You will lead and develop the trade mark practice while contributing to the wider commercial/IP strategy. The partnership is collegiate, collaborative and intentionally non‑corporate in feel - a good fit for someone who prefers a measured, human‑centred working culture rather than a high‑pressure, magic‑circle style environment. The working pattern is hybrid, typically two days per week in the office.
The firm is open to candidates based outside London and would consider establishing a presence in another major UK city if the right person joins. Team moves are also possible.
The firm is realistic about restrictive covenants and understands that client movement takes time. They operate a two‑year transition period during which expectations are calibrated to allow for gradual migration of work and early growth indicators, rather than immediate profitability. Progress is assessed on trajectory and potential as much as on billings.