Attorney - IP Litigation (Fully Remote) - $275k

June 6, 2026

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🚨 IP Litigation Associate | Fully Remote – Up to $300k Location/Schedule: Fully Remote Base Salary: Up to $300k (plus performance bonuses) Practice: IP Litigation – Patent, trademark, copyright, trade secret, and complex intellectual property disputes involving cutting-edge technology, software, telecommunications, and high-stakes commercial matters. What stands out about this opportunity: <ul><li>Cutting-Edge IP Work with Global Reach – Gain exposure to sophisticated, high-tech IP litigation and advisory matters for leading clients in a firm known for strength in intellectual property and commercial disputes. </li><li>Early Responsibility & Strong Partner Interaction – Receive meaningful, substantive work with direct partner access, including early opportunities for court appearances, depositions, and client interaction. </li><li>Broad & Versatile Experience – Work across IP litigation, advisory, and transactional elements while collaborating in a collegial, non-bureaucratic environment. </li><li>Collaborative Culture with High Retention – Join a supportive firm with excellent retention, a focus on hands-on learning, and genuine respect for work-life balance. </li><li>Strong Compensation in a Flexible Remote Model – Competitive base up to $300k with performance incentives in a firm that values attorney development, mentorship, and sustainable careers. </li></ul> Duties and Responsibilities: <ul><li>Manage patent, trademark, copyright, and trade secret litigation from discovery through trial. </li><li>Draft pleadings, motions, discovery requests, and expert reports in complex IP disputes. </li><li>Conduct depositions, prepare for Markman hearings, and participate in mediations and court proceedings. </li><li>Advise clients on IP strategy, licensing, and risk mitigation in high-tech sectors. </li></ul> Core Requirements (Flexibility for Exceptional Candidates): <ul><li>JD and active bar admission (NY preferred). </li><li>3–7+ years of IP litigation experience (patent or complex commercial IP strongly preferred). </li><li>Strong technical aptitude and excellent writing/advocacy skills. </li></ul>No one fits every box perfectly - if you’re a strong IP Litigation attorney seeking meaningful work and real growth, let’s talk confidentially. 📩 michanne.vanzyl@wearerevolution.co 📅

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