Mid-Level IP Litigation Associate
winston taylorDallas (TX)
About the role
Overview:
Requires extensive experience representing both accused infringers and patent owners.
The role involves litigation before district courts, the International Trade Commission, and/or the USPTO in PTAB proceedings.
Ideal candidates possess a degree in electrical/computer engineering, computer science, or equivalent professional experience.
USPTO registration is a plus.
Posting details
Practice Area: Intellectual Prop
Winston Taylor is looking for an enthusiastic, skilled, and highly qualified mid-level litigation associate to join its intellectual property practice. Candidate should have three to five years of experience as a seasoned patent litigator with extensive experience representing both accused infringers and patent owners before district courts, the International Trade Commission, and/or before the USPTO in PTAB proceedings. The ideal candidate will have a degree in electrical/computer engineering, computer science, or equivalent professional experience. USPTO registration is a plus but not required. While California and Texas are the preferred office locations for this position, we will also consider candidates within our other offices. All candidates must be admitted to the state bar of their preferred office location. We are an equal opportunity employer and welcome applicants from all backgrounds and experiences. Visit our associate salary disclosures
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