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The Patent Prosecution Associate will work on patent prosecution matters, requiring at least two years of experience. Candidates must have a background in engineering or data science and hold a USPTO registration number. Excellent communication skills and admission to the relevant bar are necessary.

The patent associate will work in the life sciences sector, requiring at least one year of legal practice experience. Candidates should have a PhD or MD in relevant scientific fields and experience with patent prosecution. Responsibilities include drafting applications and responding to office actions, requiring strong academic credentials and interpersonal skills.

The candidate will handle complex technology transactions in life sciences, representing clients like biotech and pharma companies. Responsibilities include licensing patents, negotiating commercial transactions, and working towards regulatory approvals. The position demands collaboration with founders on advanced technologies and requires excellent interpersonal and communication skills.

The Executive Assistant provides proactive support to partners by managing their schedules, coordinating meetings, fostering relationships with clients and colleagues, and handling confidential correspondence. They also arrange travel and ensure the partner is properly prepared for commitments. This role requires excellent organizational and communication skills, as well as the ability to handle tasks under pressure.

The 1L Summer Associate will participate in a summer program, working with technology and life sciences clients while advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion. They will receive up to $50,000 in scholarship funds, complete assignments over a minimum of 8 weeks, and may receive a return offer for the next summer as a 2L associate.

The Client Accounting Specialist manages financial aspects of client portfolios, ensuring compliance with billing guidelines and attorney preferences. Responsibilities include maintaining proper documentation, generating prebills, coordinating with secretarial teams, overseeing accounts receivable, managing client communications, and implementing collection strategies. Regular collaboration with attorneys on billing and client matters is essential.