Intellectual Property Litigation Attorney Job Description

'This practice area involves the litigation of intellectual property, such as inventions, discoveries, artistic works, processes and products. IP is protected by state and federal laws, which dictates that disputes regarding IP can be litigated in either court systems, as well as by arbitration or other alternative forms of dispute resolution. Due to the global marketplace, the practice area of IP rights can also be debated in non-U.S. courts.

Here are a few sample intellectual property litigation attorney job descriptions:

Intellectual Property Litigation Attorney

The candidate should have 2+ years of experience litigating IP matters.

Intellectual Property Litigation Attorney

The candidate must have 5+ years of experience with pharmaceutical patent litigation. USPTO registration preferred.

Intellectual Property Litigation Attorney

The candidate must have 1-4 years of experience. Should have an electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, computer science, physics or math background.

Intellectual Property Litigation Attorney

The candidate must have 2-5 years of experience particularly in cases and investigations concerning Internet law, privacy, data security, copyright, and government issues.

Intellectual Property Litigation Attorney

The candidate should have 1-5 years of experience. The attorney's background should be in the life sciences or chemistry.

Intellectual Property Litigation Attorney

The candidate will join the strong IP litigation group. Must have background should be in electrical engineering, physics, or computer science.

Intellectual Property Litigation Attorney

The candidate should have 1-5 years of experience. Should have a background in the life sciences or chemistry.'