Trademark Paralegal

Posted 18 days ago

green key resourcesNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$80,000 – $100,000 per year

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About the role

Job Summary: Law firm in Midtown, Manhattan seeks a Trademark Docketing Clerk to join their firm. Contribute to impactful trademark prosecution projects in a hybrid work environment. Collaborate with experienced professionals to manage large client portfolios. Must have 5+ years of experience in trademark docketing to be considered. Salary Base pay range: $80,000 – $100,000 per year. Work Hours 9:30am – 5:30pm. Responsibilities dibuat Review correspondence to update the electronic trademark database, ensuring deadlines and relevant information are accurately recorded. Enter, update, and maintain records in CPi for domestic and international trademark matters. Analyze correspondence from foreign associates to identify deadlines and updates in CPi. Generate and review reports detailing client trademark portfolios and upcoming deadlines. Manage integration of large client trademark portfolios into the firm's database. Track and oversee third-party applications for enforcement matters. Handle non‑trademark IP matters, including domain names and copyrights, within CPi.
Requirements: Minimum of 5 years of experience in trademark docketing.
Proficiency in CPi trademark database management is essential. Working knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel. Detail‑oriented with extensive knowledge of trademark law and prosecution processes. Ability to manage large client portfolios and generate accurate reports. Strong organizational and analytical skills for tracking enforcement matters.
Additional Details
Seniority level: Associate. Employment type: Full‑time. Job function: Administrative. Industry: Legal Services and Law Practice.

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