Intellectual property paralegal Jobs in Toronto, ON
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Intellectual Property Lawyer / Agent- Patent Law
Meridia Recruitment SolutionsOntarioIntellectual Property - with part practice (7+ yrs)
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CB CanadaToronto, Ontario, CanadaIntellectual Property Lawyer / Agent- Patent Law
Meridia Recruitment SolutionsOntario30+ days ago
Salary
CA$110,000.00–CA$150,000.00 yearly
Job description
Intellectual Property Lawyer / Agent- Patent Law
Ottawa, ON
Reference # - AC 17944
Meridia Recruitment Solutions has collaborated with a prominent independent full-service law firm in Ottawa, Ontario to recruit an Intellectual Property Lawyer / Agent specializing in Patent Law to join their Intellectual Property Department. The firm's dedication to their clients and their outstanding team has positioned them as one of the largest independent law firms in the National Capital Region of Canada, earning them recognition as a leader in the industry internationally.
Your Requirements :
- Commitment to high practice standards
- Exceptional client service
- Minimum of 5-10 years of experience in Patent Law
- Bilingualism is not essential but would be considered an asset.