Become Patent Attorney

[Gaff]

I am going to finish my Ph.D. degree. My thesis is related drug carrier systems, pharmaceutical and biotechnological applications. In which I gain my knowledge in chem eng. as well as pharmaceutical perspective.

I really keen to join IP Law firm. However, all the local IP company is listing Trainee position either Electrical Engineering or Mining, not much related to pharmaceutical.

I want to know if it is very hard for myself in doing IP trainee in EE or mining. It is because all my knowledge is within pharmaceutical and chem eng. Is it like totally changing my field of knowledge?

I notice that all the IP law firms are working in groups of specialties. If I chose EE to start of my IP training, am I not going back to IP of pharmaceutical.

[Court Reporting]

I suggest you not to change your field go for IP of pharmaceutical.

[preet]

I agree with upstairs.

[syllvia]

Hi,

Firstly go and give Law School Admission Test (LSAT) and take degree in order to become a registered patent attorney. Secondly take a bachelor's degree in technology from any where which is recognized by United States Patent and Trademark Office. You must have Official proof of anything else required for your individual case, Certified English Translations of all Foreign Documents, bachelor's degree. For more information just search it on search engines.

I hope this will help you in solving your problem.

Thanks

[andrewharry]

It is said that where there is a will there is a way. It would be good if you persist with IP in pharmaceuticals as this will offer you more growth opportunity as compared to other one.

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