PATENT LITIGATION - SPECIALIST LIFE SCIENCES / PHARMA FIRM

Noble Legal Limited; Remote; GBP 125,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

A specialist IP firm in the United Kingdom seeks to recruit two associates—one junior and one senior—with a strong background in life sciences and ideally experience from a recognized City firm. This role offers the chance to work alongside experienced partners on high-profile patent litigation cases while joining a growing and inclusive team. Candidates who are technical lawyers and eager for exposure to significant litigation work are encouraged to apply.

Qualifications

• Life sciences background required.
• Experience from a recognized City firm is ideal.
• Technical background in patent litigation preferred.

Responsibilities

• Advise on pharmaceutical and life sciences patent litigation.
• Take lead roles on high-profile patent cases.
• Work with partners from large international firms.

Job description

This specialist IP firm has a leading reputation for advising on pharmaceutical and life sciences patent litigation. Continuing to expand the team is looking to recruit 2 associates, a junior and a senior, with a life sciences background and ideally experience gained from a recognised City firm.

This team is led by 3 partners (all of who trained and practised with larger international firms). Over the past 5 years the practice has gone from strength to strength, and now boasts a leading reputation in directories and a large team of associates.

With continued activity within this sector, this opportunity would suit a technical lawyer who is keen to join a growing firm and where he or she will gain exposure to high profile patent litigation work and enjoy lead role on big ticket cases.

For a confidential chat, please don't hesitate to call (0)20 7691 2888 and ask for one of our dedicated consultants.

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