IP Litigation Mid-Level Associate Attorney
elgen staffingPalo Alto (CA)
IP Litigation Mid-Level Associate Attorney
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elgen staffingPalo Alto (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
IP Litigation Mid-Level Associate Attorney 08/18/2025
Compensation: 260,000 - 365,000 USD annually
Our client, one of the largest and most prestigious law firms in the United States, has an immediate need for an experienced IP Litigation Mid-Level Associate Attorney to join our team in Palo Alto.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES/REQUIREMENTS:
Seeking mid-level associates (Class of 2020-2022) with a background in Computer Science or Electrical Engineering, versed in patent litigation. Solid law firm experience and high academic achievement required. U.S. P.T.O. registration is a plus. Must be an active member of the California bar and able to work effectively across offices and practice areas. WE OFFER:Market rate annual year-end discretionary bonus. Benefits include medical, dental, life insurance, accidental death and dismemberment insurance, long-term disability, flexible spending accounts for healthcare and dependent care, vision, and dependent life insurance (benefits may vary for lawyers outside the U.S.).Savings Plan (401(k)) available for U.S.-based lawyers. Firm pays for malpractice insurance, bar dues, and registration fees. Domestic partner benefits where applicable. Concierge and errand-running services. Matching gifts for law school donations. Please apply today to be considered immediately! Elgen Staffing is the fastest-growing staffing agency in New Jersey, leveraging the latest hiring trends and technologies to connect candidates with suitable roles across various markets and industries.
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