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JOHN LEONARD in Boston is seeking an IP Trademark Paralegal with 2+ years of experience to manage trademark docketing, filing deadlines, and post-registration maintenance for domestic and international matters. You will prepare U.S. applications, respond to Office Actions, and coordinate with foreign counsel on Madrid Protocol filings.
Strong knowledge of U.S. trademark prosecution, TTAB proceedings, and domain name disputes is required.
THIS IS NOT A REMOTE POSITION. APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO COMMUTE TO THE OFFICE IN BOSTON, IN PERSON WEEKLY.
Salary Range: $85K-$120K
Schedule: Full-time | Monday-Friday
Required: 2+ years of trademark paralegal experience, including U.S. trademark prosecution and Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) proceedings
Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship. This position is not eligible for employer-sponsored work authorization now or in the future.
Join a respected Boston law firm as an IP Trademark Paralegal, supporting domestic and international trademark, copyright, and domain name matters. This role is ideal for an experienced paralegal with knowledge of U.S. trademark prosecution, international trademark registration, the Madrid Protocol, and domain name disputes. Work closely with attorneys and clients while managing complex filings, conducting trademark research, and protecting intellectual property rights worldwide.
Founded in 1969, JOHN LEONARD, a woman-owned business, is the premier staffing choice in Boston and beyond. We provide Temporary/Contract, Direct Hire, Temp-to-Hire, and Payroll services as part of our comprehensive service offerings. JOHN LEONARD is an equal opportunity employer committed to representation, belonging, and accessibility in the workplace. All applicants are encouraged to apply and will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, age, sex, sexual orientation, disability status, or any other characteristic protected by applicable law.