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LHH Recruitment Solutions

IP Docket Specialist

LHH Recruitment Solutions, Dallas, Texas, United States, 75215

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This team is known for its culture of collaboration, communication, and long-term tenure. With a growing IP practice, they're investing heavily in the future of their team and client support.

Team & Culture

Strong internal communication and support structure

Annual reviews, in-office events, and ongoing education

Work with highly experienced attorneys across offices

Tenured team members with a passion for service and detail

What They're Looking For

5+ years of IP docketing experience in a law firm

High attention to detail and strong organizational skills

Proficiency with CPi docketing software and IP rules (USPTO, PCT, international)

Ability to handle high-volume client portfolios

Responsibilities

Accurately docket patent and trademark deadlines across global portfolios

Review, interpret, and track communications from USPTO, PCT, and international patent offices

Manage critical dates and filings using CPi docketing system

Generate status and deadline reports for attorneys and clients

Assist with IP portfolio transfers and support related formalities (e.g., change of correspondence)

Review and analyze key IP documents (e.g., Filing Receipts, Office Actions, Notices)

Retrieve documents and verify data using public IP databases

Collaborate with attorneys across multiple offices to ensure deadline compliance

Maintain precision and organization across multiple matters and timelines

Compensation & Perks

Competitive salary

Hybrid remote flexibility

Full benefits (health, dental, vision, 401k, PTO)

Paid parking

Pay Details:

$70,000.00 to $90,000.00 per year

Search managed by:

Nkechi Mabray

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