Senior Patent Litigation Associate – Electronics/CS

J T; New York (NY); On-site; USD 310,000 - 435,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary range: $310,000–$435,000 per yr

Hours-based bonus

Job summary

J T is seeking a midlevel to senior IP litigation associate to represent clients in patent disputes involving electronic devices, semiconductors, integrated circuits, and mechanical devices. The role offers opportunities in federal district courts, the ITC, and before the PTAB, with a supportive team and cross-office collaboration.

The ideal candidate has around four or more years in patent litigation, strong research, writing, and analytical skills, and a license or eligibility to practice law

Qualifications

• Approximately four or more years of patent litigation experience.
• Degree in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering.
• Experience with district court patent litigation; PTAB or ITC experience is a plus.
• Must currently be licensed, or eligible to become licensed, to practice law in the jurisdiction where applying.

Responsibilities

• Analyzing patents and preparing invalidity and infringement contentions.
• Developing case strategy and working with technical experts.
• Drafting briefs and other substantive filings, managing discovery, and preparing witnesses.
• Taking and defending depositions and contributing to hearings and trial preparation.
• Working directly with clients and collaborating with colleagues across offices.

Skills

Patent litigation experience

Research skills

Writing skills

Teamwork

Licensing eligibility

Education

Degree in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering

Job description

J T is seeking a midlevel to senior IP litigation associate to represent clients in patent disputes involving electronic devices, semiconductors, integrated circuits, and mechanical devices. The role offers opportunities in federal district courts, the ITC, and before the PTAB, with a supportive team and cross-office collaboration.

The ideal candidate has around four or more years in patent litigation, strong research, writing, and analytical skills, and a license or eligibility to practice law