ANZSCO 271214
Intellectual Property Lawyer
Provides legal advice, prepares and drafts legal documents, and conducts negotiations on behalf of clients on matters associated with protecting intellectual capital, utilising patent law, copyright law and licensing.
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Medical Board of Australia (MBA)Occupation lists
ROL · CSOL
Visas for Intellectual Property Lawyer
Main tasks
- Provides legal advice to clients on matters related to intellectual property
- Prepares and drafts legal documents such as patent applications, copyright registrations and licensing agreements
- Conducts negotiations on behalf of clients to protect their intellectual property
- Advises clients on the enforcement of their intellectual property rights
- Assists clients in resolving intellectual property disputes through mediation, arbitration or litigation
- Provides guidance to clients on the commercialisation and monetisation of their intellectual property
- Researches and analyses intellectual property laws and regulations
Specialisations
Patent AttorneyTrade Mark Attorney
Registration & licensing
Registration or licensing is required.
State nomination
4 state(s) nominate Intellectual Property Lawyer for the 190 / 491 visa. See the details by state:
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