Becoming a patent attorney offers you the opportunity to work at the forefront of science & technology and a career of continual learning and development.
When you join as a Trainee you will undertake qualifications and exams over the course of 4-5 years to become a qualified attorney.
The support you receive from your colleagues is invaluable in this industry - they really are experts in their field!
Written and verbal communication skills alongside passion and knowledge of your degree subject, and the profession, are integral to your success and this is what will be assessed during the recruitment process. Don’t play it cool!
There are lots of opportunities for networking and socialising at the firm and you will join in a cohort of other trainee patent attorneys.
Carpmaels & Ransford webinar highlights
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Advice before you apply
Jess Lever
Recruitment Advisor
6:26
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Life at Carpmaels & Ransford
Angelika Kanu
Technical Assistant
5:40
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What does a Patent Attorney do?
Jess Lever
Recruitment Advisor
2:06
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Open days, practice groups and where you would be based
Jess Lever
Recruitment Advisor
3:24
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Qualifying as a Patent Attorney
Mery Shanin
Technical Assistant
3:26
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The day-to-day: caseloads, prosecution and UPC litigation
