Chartered Trademark Attorney

Our client is a leading transatlantic law firm offering comprehensive legal services with a presence in both the United States and the United Kingdom. The firm leverages deep local knowledge and extensive international reach to serve clients across various sectors, delivering strategic advice and practical support in areas such as corporate law, intellectual property, real estate, and dispute resolution. We are now looking for a Chartered Trademark Attorney top join their busy, growing and highly regarded practice.

Chartered Trademark Attorney

London

£208-330K plus excellent benefits package.

To be successful in this role:

You will be a confident Chartered Trademark Attorney with 3+ years post-qualification experience in trademark prosecution, enforcement, and advisory work, along with experience with a firm with a strong IP reputation, or from a suitable in-house position. Other requirements for this role include:

• Experience of drafting licenses, assignments and oppositions.
• Chartered Trademark Attorney qualification
• Strong knowledge of UK and international trademark law
• Excellent analytical and communication skills
• Proven ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines

Position summary:

Our client is looking for a Chartered Trademark Attorney to join their growing and highly regarded intellectual property team. This team supports offices in seven locations across the UK and collaborates closely with colleagues in 19 offices across the USA. By joining this Global Top 100 law firm, you will become part of an experienced, knowledgeable, flexible, and supportive group that has earned a strong reputation, especially in international work and in sectors such as retail, fashion, energy, and an expanding presence in life sciences.

Job role and responsibilities:

As a Chartered Trademark Attorney, you will be involved in UK and EUIPO matters, international trade mark and design portfolio management, trade mark registry disputes, corporate due diligence, the drafting of licences and commercial agreements, domain name disputes, and infringement actions. A high profile and varied client base also makes for an impressive workload. Other responsibilities for this role include:

• Advising clients on trademark law and brand protection strategies
• Conducting trademark searches and manage trademark portfolios
• Preparing and filing trademark applications
• Handle trademark oppositions, cancellations, and infringement cases
• Negotiate and draft licensing agreements