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Patent Prosecution Secretary
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Country: USA
Location: California-San Diego San Diego, CA 92101
Total applied: 40
Job Category:Legal
Relevant Work Experience:2+ to 5 Years
Location:San Diego, CA 92101
Status:Full Time, Employee
Occupations:Paralegal & Legal Secretary
Career Level:Experienced (Non-Manager)
Relevant Work Experience:2+ to 5 Years
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Patent Prosecution Secretary
Experienced Patent Prosecution Secretary needed for well-known San Diego law firm!
Responsibilities will include:Filing and prosecution of patent applicationsProducing correspondence, reports, and memoranda from dictation, drafts, and handwritten or oral instructionsPreparing billing statements and timenotesScheduling appointments.
Must have at least 2 years previous patent legal experience with the preparation of formal documents for PTO intellectual property procedures and requirements, and the maintenance of U.S. Patent Prosecution case files.
Looking for motivated candidates with excellent written and oral communication skills. Must be extremely detail-oriented with the ability to multi-task.
Consultants with Exclusively Legal, a division of the Eastridge Group of Staffing Companies, boast more than 75 years combined legal experience. Distinguished in the San Diego community by our high levels of personal attention and responsiveness, Exclusively Legal is THE resource for legal professionals considering new opportunities or inquiring about market trends. When you partner with Exclusively Legal, your needs become our focus – exclusively. Why settle for anything less?
If interested please send your resume via email to sandiego@exclusivelylegal.com titled: 8400/agp
Exclusively Legal
tel. 619.595.0440
toll. free 1.800.388.1178
fax. 619.595.0450
www.exclusivelylegal.com
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