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Re: Best Patent Law Schools


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Posted by Tony on July 08, 2002 at 06:04:54:

In Reply to: Best Patent Law Schools posted by Kyle on June 09, 2002 at 14:48:51:

Patent law can get a bit tedious/boring if you stay solely on the prosecution end. But I hear litigation is more rewarding. If you can stand a break in school for 2-3 years, my advice is to do some time at the PTO, pass the patent bar while you're there, then move on to an intellectual property law firm as a patent agent/technical consultant. Then do law school part time or full time.

Don't worry about what school is best for IP...you'll probably only have 1 or 2 classes that are IP related anyway. Go to the best overall law school you can get into. As long as you have your engineering undergrad and a good academic record from a good law school, IP law firms will want you.




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