Patent Paralegal

Details: US IP Patent Paralegal Silicon ValleyOur client, a leading international law firm, is seeking a US IP Prosecution Paralegal for their Silicon Valley office. The ideal candidate must have strong expertise in all phases of US patent prosecution. Responsibilities of this position include filing US patent applications, Provisionals, Utilities, Continuations, Continuations-in-part; Divisionals, Designs, Plant Patent and US National phase applications. Preparation and handling of related formalities, such as Declarations, Power of Attorneys, Assignments, Formal Drawings, Information Disclosure Statements, Extensions of Time, Preliminary Amendments, Sequence Listings and Missing Parts/Requirements, as well as client communications. Knowledge of Post Grant procedures is desired. Applicant must be knowledgeable in processing Notice of Allowance and Issue Fee Communications, verification of Patent Term Adjustment and Letters Patent. Applicant must also have experience with filing via EFS-Web. Knowledge of international PCT and National Phase applications, corresponding with foreign associates and other duties related to international patents is a plus. All candidates must have excellent organizational skills, a superior attention to detail, the ability to independently prioritize multiple tasks and deadlines in a fast paced environment, and work with a wide range of constituencies in a polite, professional manner.

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Patent Prosecution Paralegal!!

Details: Classification:  Paralegal Compensation:  $53,000.00 to $63,000.00 per year Downtown DenverPatent Prosecution Paralegal!!Our client, a leading law firm in Denver is looking for a 7 plus years patent prosecution paralegal to work in the intellectual property practice group. You should be experienced with both US and foreign patent prosecution matters. Ability to manage and build teams are required for this position. The firm offers and excellent salary and benefits. if you are qualified, please e-mail your resume to

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