4 trademark paralegal jobs found

Trademark Paralegal Job Summary The Trademark Paralegal is assigned to specific matters, clients, projects, and/or specified routine activities and determines and prepares appropriate work products, sometimes with minimal attorney supervision. The Trademark Paralegal has a minimum billable requirement of 1600 hours per year. Job Responsibilities Conducts preliminary US and worldwide searches for trademark availability. Reviews and distributes trademark watch notices to attorneys for further review and follow-up. Conducts trademark use investigations and other due-diligence activities. Assists in infringement, opposition, and related proceedings, including discovery-related activities, cite checking, and filing. Prepares draft reporting letters and responses to Office Actions for attorney review. Reviews specimens and prepares draft declarations. Coordinates take-down notices with various social media platforms. Prepares formal...

Trademark Paralegal Job Description A leading business law firm is seeking an experienced Trademark Paralegal for one of the following locations: Washington D.C., Grand Rapids, Ann Arbor, Bloomfield Hills, or Chicago. The firm is recognized as one of the Best and Brightest Places to Work, reflecting its commitment to recruiting top talent. The Trademark Paralegal will be responsible for managing trademark portfolios, handling U.S. and foreign trademark prosecution, and assisting with contentious matters. The role involves heavy client communication, coordination with foreign counsel, and managing multi-jurisdictional filing programs. Responsibilities include: Preparing and filing U.S. and foreign trademark applications, office actions, renewals, and assignments. Conducting and analyzing preliminary and comprehensive trademark searches, including online investigations. Managing trademark enforcement efforts, including assisting with oppositions, cancellations,...

IP Docketing Paralegal The ideal candidate will manage all prosecution correspondence for patent, copyright, and trademark for U.S., Foreign, and TTAB matters. They will also enter and maintain the IP docketing and electronic databases. This position is responsible for entering deadlines, and related data, maintaining data integrity, intake requests, generating reports and electronic file wrappers in conjunction with keeping up with Rule Changes and knowing/understanding Country Rules. Responsibilities    Review incoming and outgoing correspondence including paper and electronic mail, facsimiles, instructions, and dockets, and enter all information in the docketing database  Ensure all final deadlines are timely met  Manage file intake requests  Maintenance of electronic files in the prosecution management database  Research and retrieve information utilizing legal rule books (e.g., the MPEP, the TMEP, etc.), the...

This position provides a variety of intellectual property support functions to the Chief Intellectual Property Counsel and Intellectual Property Counsel in the Office of General Counsel. Supervised by the Lead IP Paralegal, they maintain a database of Institute intellectual property assets (e.g., patent, trademark, and copyright), related documents, and docketed deadlines. They use specialized intellectual property applications as well as traditional office software to track assets and produce reports, spreadsheets, and other documents as needed. This position requires some knowledge of intellectual property, particularly US and International patent and/or trademark prosecution procedure, as well as an appreciation of Institute policies and practices. Individuals in these positions will interface with faculty and staff members, administrative departments (e.g., Innovations, Research, Communications, and Development), law firms, licensing entities, and collaborating institutions....