#90886 Trademark Prosecution Associate – multiple locations

Eden Rose USA; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 180,000 - 240,000; Full time

Job summary

Eden Rose USA seeks a Trademark Prosecution Associate to support national and international brand portfolios, including searching, clearance, filing, and enforcement. The role involves counseling clients and coordinating strategic actions to safeguard trademarks.

Ideal candidates will have 2–9 years of relevant experience, TTAB familiarity, and an active license to practice law, with preference for Am Law 100 firm backgrounds. Positions listed for multiple U.S. locations.

Qualifications

• 2–9 years of experience in trademark clearance, filing, prosecution, counseling, and enforcement of national and international brands.
• TTAB experience preferred.
• Trademark prosecution experience at an Am Law 100 firm preferred.
• Active license to practice law.

Responsibilities

• Manage/support trademark matters of national and international clients including searching, clearance, filing, prosecution, and enforcement.
• Provide strategic brand portfolio guidance and counseling.
• Support TTAB matters and trademark disputes.

Skills

Trademark clearance

Trademark filing

Trademark prosecution

Counseling brands

Enforcement

TTAB experience

Job description

#90886 Trademark Prosecution Associate – multiple locations

Location(s): CA, CO, DC, GA, NC, NY, TX

Am Law 100 firm is looking to hire trademark prosecution associates.

What you have

• 2-9 years of experience in trademark clearance, filing, prosecution, counseling, and enforcement of national and international brands
• Preference given for TTAB experience
• Preference given for trademark prosecution experience at an Am Law 100 firm
• Active license to practice law

What you will do

• Manage/support trademark matters of national and international clients including searching, clearance, filing, prosecution, and enforcement
• Provide strategic brand portfolio guidance and counseling
• Support TTAB matters and trademark disputes