Considering take a job at a V50 but I"ll be in the IP department for sure. I have a moderate science background and was hoping to go in-house one day in a health/life science company. Would IP work be helpful for that?
What other options would I have if I get into IP? Thanks
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Re: Exit options for IP?
yes. lateral, in house, troll.
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Re: Exit options for IP?
I have found that just about any background is good for trolling.erico wrote:yes. lateral, in house, troll.
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Re: Exit options for IP?
are you comparing the IP offer to an offer to join a different practice group in another firm? is so, what is it?
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Re: Exit options for IP?
General litigation, probably more financial stuff.erico wrote:are you comparing the IP offer to an offer to join a different practice group in another firm? is so, what is it?
The IP group mostly deals with technology and there is not much (if any) life science work. That's why I wonder if it would still be practical for in-house at a science company. I see most of the in-house positions at big life science companies like compliance/regulatory work.
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