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Still Hiring IP firms

Post by Anonymous User » Thu Sep 14, 2017 4:29 pm

Does anyone know IP firms in any city.. (nyc, chicago, LA, Palo Alto whatsoever..) still hiring 2L SA 2018?

Had 2 CBS ...but HAVEN'T HEARD BACK YET. (no rejections yet.. but it's been a month now..)

please help..I've been MM ..but only got emails to submit additional documents and then silence...

I might have to rely on next year's LOYOLA...haha... :(
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Re: Still Hiring IP firms

Post by Roy McAvoy » Thu Sep 14, 2017 5:03 pm

Look at smaller firms - lots of IP boutiques. They're everywhere.
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Re: Still Hiring IP firms

Post by elendinel » Thu Sep 14, 2017 10:33 pm

What kind of IP?

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Roy McAvoy wrote:Look at smaller firms - lots of IP boutiques. They're everywhere.
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Re: Still Hiring IP firms

Post by mohdban » Fri Sep 15, 2017 1:53 pm

Cooley in the Bay Area was accepting applications a week ago.
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Re: Still Hiring IP firms

Post by sjp200 » Sun Sep 17, 2017 5:04 pm

If you're EE/CS, then yes. If you're another "typical" engineering, then maybe (except maybe civil, they have a rough go around too). If you're another science (w/o a graduate degree) or one of those weird engineering programs, then you got to reach out to alumni, connections, smaller markets, small firms, etc. realistically while also continuing the mass mail. If you want biglaw, then take another crack at Loyola next year?
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