Washington, DC
Intellectual Property legal recruiters in Washington
4 legal recruiting firms with an office in the Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV area that say they recruit patent prosecution and litigation, trademark and IP transactions.Last checked against each firm's own site.
Intellectual Property firms with an office in the Washington area
Single officeGeneralist
Olney, MD
- Litigation
- Corporate & M&A
- Intellectual Property
- Real Estate
- +5 more
Places partners & groups, in-house counsel
National(14 states)Specialist
Washington, DC · +18 more
- Litigation
- Intellectual Property
Places partners & groups, in-house counsel
Single officeSpecialistRecruits nationwide
Washington, DC
- Litigation
- Intellectual Property
Places partners & groups, in-house counsel
Multi-state(4 states)Specialist
Washington, DC · +3 more
- Intellectual Property
Places paralegals & legal staff
All 22 firms in the area, in every practice, are on the Washington page. Firms in this practice everywhere are on the Intellectual Property page.
What to ask a intellectual property recruiter
- Do the openings need USPTO registration or a particular technical degree?
- Are they prosecution, litigation, or transactional IP seats?
- Will you clear every firm with me before my name goes out?
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Questions about intellectual property legal recruiters in Washington
- How many legal recruiters in Washington recruit for intellectual property?
- 4 of the 22 legal recruiting firms with an office in the Washington area say on their own site that they recruit patent prosecution and litigation, trademark and IP transactions. A firm that does not say so is not on this list, even if it takes those searches.
- Does a candidate pay a legal recruiter?
- Legal recruiters are normally paid by the hiring employer, not the candidate. Ask any recruiter to confirm that before you send a resume.
- Is this list ranked?
- No. Firms are shown in the same order as every list on this site: firms whose own site says they place attorneys come first, then firms that place attorneys and legal staff, then firms that state no level, then staffing firms (legal staff only, or contract and temporary only); within each group, verified listings come first, then the most complete, then A to Z.