Biglaw IP/Patent Lit in North Carolina? Forum
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gotmilk?
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Biglaw IP/Patent Lit in North Carolina?
Does it exist? Is there solid non-Biglaw patent lit in North Carolina?
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Big Shrimpin
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Re: Biglaw IP/Patent Lit in North Carolina?
Check NALP dood. I know Alston has a legit IP group there, and I imagine other shops have satellite offices with similar groups.
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Agent
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Re: Biglaw IP/Patent Lit in North Carolina?
Here are some other (sort of outdated) links that might help you get started.
Avery Index NC IP Firms (by city)
L&C List of IP Firms (NC is between MT and NV)
Chambers NC IP Results (particularly unhelpful?)
Avery Index NC IP Firms (by city)
L&C List of IP Firms (NC is between MT and NV)
Chambers NC IP Results (particularly unhelpful?)
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Julio_El_Chavo
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Re: Biglaw IP/Patent Lit in North Carolina?
Raleigh is known for it's biotech industry.
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Anonymous User
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Re: Biglaw IP/Patent Lit in North Carolina?
I am a NC native at a T10 with what would pretty widely be considered a "patent-perfect" resume and I was shut out completely. I know others that were as well with even better qualifications.
I noticed that:
-there was a pretty large advantage for UNC. huge network.
-it seems like there might be opportunities years down the road once you get trained elsewhere. firms doing patent lit in NC are hiring single digits if any at all straight out of school.
I noticed that:
-there was a pretty large advantage for UNC. huge network.
-it seems like there might be opportunities years down the road once you get trained elsewhere. firms doing patent lit in NC are hiring single digits if any at all straight out of school.
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