Trade Mark Attorney - full service law firm

Trade Mark Attorney

A highly regarded, full-service law firm with a strong reputation in the creative, technology and entrepreneurial sectors is seeking a UK qualified Trade Mark Attorney to join its growing Intellectual Property team.

The firm advises an impressive and diverse client base, ranging from high-growth start-ups to global household names, and is known for combining sector expertise with a commercial, pragmatic approach. The culture is collegiate, supportive and ambitious, offering clear career progression and a strong platform for development.

This role sits within a well-established and ranked trade mark practice, working closely with senior Trade Mark Attorneys and the wider IP team. The successful candidate will advise on a broad range of trade mark and design matters, supporting clients across industries including fashion, entertainment, e-sports, e-commerce, media and technology. You will be involved in high-quality, often cutting-edge work, including non-traditional marks and emerging brand protection issues, and will be given early responsibility within a supportive environment.

• Advising on registrability and filing strategy
• Drafting trade mark specifications
• Conducting clearance searches
• Managing UK and international trade mark and design portfolios
• Handling objections, oppositions and cancellations
• Preparing evidence, submissions and reports
• Instructing and coordinating overseas counsel
• Drafting and reviewing coexistence and related agreements
• Managing assignments, recordals and audits
• Supporting client reporting, billing and relationship development

• Newly qualified to 1 year PQE Chartered Trade Mark Attorney
• Highly organised, detail-oriented and commercially minded
• Strong client-facing and communication skills
• Enthusiastic about trade mark law and career development

Competitive salary and benefits, with clear progression and exposure to high-quality work within a supportive, high-performing team.

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