Legal Administrative Assistant

Posted 6 days ago

winston staffingMundelein (IL)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Job Description:
  • TRAIN IP/Patent- for Medical device, Tech clients, Life Sciences
  • Supports the patent prosecution department with all aspects of patent prosecution administrative matters.
  • Handles the day-to-day administrative functions and provides general clerical support to the patent prosecution attorneys and paralegals.
  • Prepares draft reporting letters and e-mail correspondences.
  • Data entry of citations in CPI-IDS module.
  • Assists with preparing and maintaining Information Disclosure Statement SB08 Forms
  • Proofreads correspondence and legal documents for content, grammar, spelling and formatting.
  • Reviews, confirms and saves incoming correspondences from the clients and foreign associates.
  • Requests for new client-matter numbers to be opened.
  • Maintains and updates the patent prosecution files in the electronic records management systems.
  • Obtains published applications and patents from the U.S. Patent Office, WIPO and foreign patent databases.
  • Ensures correspondence and legal documents are processed and handled in a timely and efficient manner in order to comply with appropriate regulations and deadlines.
  • Assists with updating and maintaining patent status reports.
  • Assists with the patent prosecution docketing coverage in CPI, as needed.
  • Assists attorneys with expense reports.

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