Trade Mark Administrator in London

Our client, a highly regarded law firm, is seeking a driven and detail-oriented person to support its IP Solicitor team. This role is ideally suited to someone with a strong interest in contentious IP work who is looking to qualify as a solicitor in the future.Key Responsibilities Duties will include, but are not limited to:Conducting legal and commercial research, including online investigations into client and third-party activitiesSupporting investigative work such as test purchases, site visits, and document deliveryDrafting initial versions of emails, correspondence, witness statements, and court documentsAssisting in the preparation of evidence for soft IP matters (including trade marks, passing off, copyright, design rights, and database rights)Supporting the team with new client enquiriesLiaising with external authorities (e.g. Customs and Trading Standards) and assisting with evidence preparation in both civil and criminal mattersUndertaking preliminary reviews of IP portfolios in support of litigation and audit exercisesAssisting with the preparation of court bundles, correspondence, and documentation for contentious proceedingsMaintaining accurate and up-to-date records using electronic document management systemsKeeping abreast of developments in IP law and contributing to internal know-how, meetings, and written articlesSupporting fee earners with client presentations and materialsAttending meetings and producing accurate notesCandidate Profile The successful candidate will demonstrate:A Law degree or PGDL (or equivalent) from a Russell Group UniversityA genuine interest in intellectual property law, particularly contentious mattersStrong organisational, research, and written communication skills, with excellent attention to detailThe ability to manage competing deadlines and work effectively with multiple stakeholdersA proactive, motivated approach and the resilience to succeed in a fast-paced, high-quality environmentPrevious experience in contentious IP (ideally within a City law firm) is advantageous but not essentialProficiency in Microsoft Office, including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint#J-18808-Ljbffr