Chemistry IP Associate Attorney

A law firm in Wilmington is seeking a skilled Chemistry IP Associate Attorney with a background in organic chemistry and experience in patent law, particularly in the pharmaceutical sector. The ideal candidate should have exceptional academic credentials, strong drafting skills for patent applications, and be capable of providing counsel on intellectual property matters.Job Duties:Drafting and prosecuting chemistry patent applications, particularly in the field of organic chemistry.Conducting patentability searches and analyses.Providing legal advice and opinions regarding patent validity, infringement, and freedom to operate.Assisting with intellectual property due diligence for corporate transactions.Handling patent disputes, including litigation support and settlement negotiations.Collaborating with clients and inventors to understand and protect their inventions effectively.Keeping abreast of developments in patent law and regulations.Requirements:Advanced degree in Chemistry, preferably with a focus on organic chemistry.2-6 years of experience in patent law, with significant exposure to drafting and prosecuting chemistry patent applications.Admission to at least one State Bar (Delaware preferred), with registration to practice before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.Ideally, a Ph.D. in Chemistry or related field.Strong understanding of intellectual property law, particularly patents.Excellent analytical, writing, interpersonal, and communication skills.Prior experience in the pharmaceutical industry is highly desirable.Education and Certifications:Advanced degree (Ph.D. preferred) in Chemistry, with a specialization in organic chemistry.Skills:Proficiency in drafting and prosecuting chemistry patent applications.Strong research and analytical skills.Ability to communicate complex technical concepts clearly and effectively.Attention to detail and strong organizational skills.Team player with the ability to work independently and manage multiple priorities effectively.

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