Anyone talking about IP lit likely really means patent lit. Trademarks are the next most active area and are sorta similar, but the y are their own thing. I think I know like three people who do mostly copyright, and they are more general litigators. Kinda just the nature of each.Anonymous User wrote: ↑Tue Oct 12, 2021 11:40 amVery informative thread, thanks.
Two questions:
1. Are the exit options substantially different for an IP litigator that does primarily copyright/trademark/trade secret work as opposed to patent work?
2. Looking at firm profiles at large "soft IP" groups, I've noticed a few litigators have listed experience with counseling and transactional matters. Would going to firm that lets you do some counseling meaningfully increase exit options?
How healthy is IP litigation as a practice field & how are the exit options? Forum
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