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IPSS Specialist (Trade Mark Formalities)
G2 Legal Limited
3 weeks left to apply
Southampton, Hampshire, South East Get directions
Salary: £30,000 - £40,000
Lawyer Intellectual Property & Information Technology Full time
My client is one of Europe’s most highly regarded leading intellectual property firms. Its dedicated teams of specialist professionals provide expert advice to the firm’s diverse range of clients that cover numerous sectors, including biotechnology, electronics, energy and medical technologies. The firm is continuing to expand and is now looking to recruit an IPSS Specialist to its Trademark Formalities Team.

This is a hugely important role for a highly experienced and dedicated legal professional. Significant experience in trademark formalities is required, ideally gained from within an IP attorney firm. This interesting and versatile role includes actioning incoming correspondence from the UKIPO, EUIPO and WIPO. You will be responsible for managing and updating the firm’s IP portfolio system, as well as monitoring deadlines and recording key dates. Further responsibilities include assigning work and providing feedback to your team members and assisting with training. Within the role, you will report to the IPSS Services Manager.

The ideal candidate for this role will have experience in maintaining case records, processing correspondence and handling client correspondence. You will need to have sufficient knowledge of trademark formalities, and a CITMA qualification would be advantages. An advanced understanding of Inprotech and iManage is necessary, as well as an understanding of IP management. Excellent written and verbal communication skills are essential for this role, as is the ability to work under pressure to ensure that deadlines are always met. Team leadership skills are also important to ensure effective and proactive work delivery.

If you have experience in trademark formalities and are now looking to further your career as an SPSS Specialist within a renowned IP firm, there has never been a better opportunity.

For more information about this opening, please contact Lee Townsend at G2 Legal for a confidential chat.

Alternatively, if this role does not sound right for you, please check our website or give or call us to hear about our other opportunities. If you are looking to develop your career further, needing salary advice or just fancy a chat about your future, we are here for you.
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A paralegal is a valuable and essential part of a legal team. These team members have a broad understanding of the law and legal issues but are not licensed attorneys. Paralegals are responsible for a range of administrative and legal tasks.

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These members of law firms are not qualified solicitors, barristers, chartered legal executives, or licensed conveyancers, despite taking some type of training. For example, you could work for a solicitors' firm, a paralegal law business, or a set of chambers, as well as in the commercial and public sectors, such as government or industry, or for not-for-profit organisations and charities. According to the paralegal job description, the job titles differ due to several; factors. These factors may include the company you work for, your expertise, and the type of law you practice. 

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Your work activities will be determined by your level of specialisation and expertise, as well as the sort of employer you work for. As a paralegal, you will need to perform office administration, such as billing and letter writing, keep track of appointments, plan meetings, reply to phone calls, prepare early drafts of documents, such as contracts, and proofread them and carry out legal studies. Other responsibilities may include examining and entering legal information and composing articles for internal or external distribution. Maintaining case files, attending court inquests and tribunals, transcribing legal opinions, and putting together litigation bundles is also your responsibility.

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