I am half-way through a part-time LPC after attaining a 2:1 in law and have been applying for training contracts for several years without getting so much as a single interview. Working in law - in particular in intellectual property (IP) - is all I've ever wanted to do but should I cut my losses now and train to be a trademark attorney? Is it just as competitive and are there often vacancies? Or is there any particular experience or qualification that could help me get into IP?
April 14, 2008 at 09:02 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
I am half-way through a part-time LPC after attaining a 2:1 in law and have been applying for training contracts for several years without getting so much as a single interview.
Working in law – in particular in intellectual property (IP) – is all I’ve ever wanted to do but should I cut my losses now and train to be a trademark attorney? Is it just as competitive and are there often vacancies? Or is there any particular experience or qualification that could help me get into IP?
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