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Benefits offered by this job
Health insurance
Dental insurance
Vision insurance
Generous PTO
401(k) plan
Job summary
A prestigious global law firm in New York is seeking an experienced Docketing Clerk to work in a hybrid model. The role involves collaborating with legal teams, managing trademark cases, and overseeing electronic filings. Ideal candidates will have over 4 years of experience and knowledge of trademark prosecution. Excellent benefits and a salary range of $75-100k based on experience are offered.
Qualifications
4+ years’ experience in docketing on a Trademark/Intellectual Property team.
Experience with docket research and document coordination.
Ability to manage electronic filing in trademark cases.
Responsibilities
Collaborate with attorneys and other staff.
Manage docketing, calendaring, and electronic filing.
Generate reports and perform docket research.
Skills
Docketing experience
Knowledge of trademark prosecution
Collaboration with legal teams
Education
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience
Tools
PATTSY
Job description
Our client is a prestigious national law firm with headquarters in NYC. They are seeking an experienced Docketing Clerk to join the team on a temporary basis. The position is hybrid and based 3 out of 5 days per week at their beautiful Downtown Manhattan office.Job Details
Work collaboratively with attorneys, paralegals, and other docketing staff
Manage docketing, calendaring, and electronic filing
Generate reports, including cost estimates and cumulative statuses
Perform docket research and document coordination as needed
Track inventory, room usage, file status, and provide general oversight of records
Pay Rate: $28-33 per hour, based on experience
Skills and Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree required
2+ years’ experience with docketing
PACER experience required
Must be knowledgeable in electronic and conventional filing
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