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Jobot seeks a partner-level IP litigation attorney for its New York team to lead trademark and copyright matters in federal court. The role offers autonomous leadership, close collaboration with an experienced IP group, and a pathway to first-chair trial opportunities.
The candidate should have 8+ years in IP litigation, trademark experience, and NY bar admission, with strong writing and communication skills. This is an on-site, permanent position with a comprehensive benefits package.
$245000 - $275000 per year | New York, NY | On-site | Permanent
Our client is a well-established, full-service regional law firm with a respected intellectual property practice. The Firm's IP group handles the full lifecycle of brand protection, from clearance and prosecution through licensing, enforcement, and trial, giving its litigators a deep bench and a steady pipeline of sophisticated trademark and copyright matters. The Firm is seeking a partner-level IP litigation attorney to join its New York team and take a lead role in trying cases.
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