Anti-Counterfeit & Trademark Litigation Associate – Top Am Law Firm

About the Position: Our client, a global Am Law 50 firm, has an active need for an intellectual property litigator to join its stellar practice as a mid-level associate in Chicago. This nationally-recognized practice leads high-stakes counterfeiting investigations around the world in more than 50 countries and has been involved in some of the most sophisticated cutting-edge cases in the courts today. Highlights: · IP practice is top-ranked by Chambers USA and US News & World Report · Formal mentoring program and professional development opportunities for associates · Firm is actively involved in community service and recognized as a pro bono advocate and innovator in Chicago and firmwide Responsibilities: · Represent a variety of clients in trademark and copyright litigation matters · Handle anti-counterfeiting actions, ranging from demand letters and writs/complaints to full-blown search and seizure actions (often coupled with criminal proceedings) · Handle all aspects of IP litigation, including drafting complaints, managing discovery, preparing contentions, taking depositions, and preparing dispositive motions and settlement agreements Required Qualifications: · 3-4 years of litigation experience, including managing written discovery, brief writing, depositions, etc. · Large law firm experience is preferred · Top academic credentials Location: Chicago, IL (Hybrid) Compensation: The anticipated base salary range for this position is $250,000 – $275,000. Position Type

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