Trademark Paralegal
beacon hillPalo Alto (CA)
About the role
Overview:
Beacon Hill Legal is partnering with a top law firm to identify a Trademark Paralegal for a full-time, hybrid assignment in the Silicon Valley area. This is an immediate need with an expected duration of 10–12 weeks.
Schedule Full-time: 35 hours/week (7-hour workday), Monday–Friday
Hybrid: typically 4 days onsite / 1 day remote (some flexibility may be available)
Responsibilities:
Support a busy trademark practice with both U.S. and international matters
Manage renewals/maintenance and track key trademark deadlines
Assist with trademark filings and responses and coordinate with foreign associates
Prepare portfolio updates and client reporting
Review trademark applications and assist with online checks/monitoring as needed
Work from docket reports to interpret deadlines and next steps (no docket maintenance required)
Qualifications:
3–5+ years of trademark paralegal experience (law firm experience preferred)
Experience with U.S. and international trademark work and working with foreign associates
Strong attention to detail and deadline management; comfortable interpreting docket reports
Responsive, organized, and able to manage a fast-moving desk
Beacon Hill is an equal opportunity employer and individuals with disabilities and or protected veterans are encouraged to apply.
California residents: Qualified applications with arrest or conviction records will be considered for employment in accordance with the Los Angeles County Fair Chance Ordinance for Employers and the California Fair Chance Act.
If you would like to complete our voluntary self identification form, please click here or paste this link: https://beaconhillstaffing.com/eeo-self-identify
Completion of this form is voluntary and will not affect your opportunity for employment.
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