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David Careers

Life Sciences IP Litigation Associate

Posted 2 days ago

marina sirras associatesHouston (TX)
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SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$235k to $435k

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About the role

Overview: Our client is a major international firm seeking a life sciences patent litigation associate with 2-7 years of experience for its premier life sciences litigation practice. The salary for this position is between $235k to $435k.
Responsibilities: Draft briefs and engage in all phases of fact and expert discovery.
Qualifications: 2-7 years of life science patent litigation experience. Strong academic credentials required. Technical degree in biology, chemistry, pharmacology or related fields are preferred. Experience in drafting briefs and engaging in all phases of fact and expert discovery. Excellent writing and communication skills. Admission to the state bar of practice. All candidates must be authorized to work in the U.S.
About Us: Marina Sirras & Associates LLC is a boutique legal recruiting firm committed to connecting exceptional legal talent with top-tier law firms and in-house legal departments nationwide. With decades of experience and a personalized, relationship-driven approach, we take pride in understanding the unique needs of both our clients and candidates. We are a proud member of the National Association of Legal Search Consultants (NALSC) and strictly adhere to the NALSC Code of Ethics. Marina Sirras, our founder, is a former President and Chairperson of the organization, reflecting our longstanding commitment to integrity and professionalism in legal recruiting. To learn more about our team and services, please visit us at www.lawseek.com. Location Houston, TX Salary $235,000 – $435,000

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