INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ATTORNEY

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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ATTORNEY - JUNIOR Key Responsibilities & Duties Trademark Prosecution: Conducting searches, filing, and managing trademark portfolios. Patent Work: Assisting with patent searches, drafting, and navigating the patent application process. IP Transactions: Drafting licensing agreements, technology transfers, and confidentiality agreements. Litigation Support: Assisting with infringement cases, oppositions, and domain name disputes. Client Management: Advising clients on securing and enforcing intellectual property rights. Requirements & Qualifications Education: An LLB degree is required, often with specialized courses in intellectual property law. Experience: 1-3 years of PQE (Post-Qualification Experience) as an associate in an IP firm or department. Registration: Admission as an Attorney of the High Court of South Africa is typically required. Specialization: Demonstrated interest in, or completion of, SAIIPL (South African Institute of Intellectual Property Law) exams is a major advantage. Skills: Strong analytical thinking, attention to detail, and excellent writing skills.