About becoming an Intellectual Property Attorney? Forum
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About becoming an Intellectual Property Attorney?
I want to become an IP Attorney. Can I just get a degree in political science or is a science degree necessary? I want to specialize in litigation.
- warandpeace
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Re: About becoming an Intellectual Property Attorney?
science degrees are really only important for patent law, i think.
- rman1201
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Re: About becoming an Intellectual Property Attorney?
Engineering/Advanced Hard Science is necessary for Patent Prosecution. It isn't necessary for IP litigation.
- androstan
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Re: About becoming an Intellectual Property Attorney?
While science degrees aren't neccesary for litigation, they are preferred.
Top grades from a top LS will probably trump a hard science/engr degree plus mediocre grades and LS for litigation.
So, if you're going to do lit, I wouldn't major in engineering. You might consider something like chemistry, IFF you're confident you can do well gradewise.
Top grades from a top LS will probably trump a hard science/engr degree plus mediocre grades and LS for litigation.
So, if you're going to do lit, I wouldn't major in engineering. You might consider something like chemistry, IFF you're confident you can do well gradewise.
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