The protection of intellectual property including patents, trade secrets, trademarks, and copyrights is essential to the progress and promotion of the useful arts. The New Jersey Intellectual Property Law Association (NJIPLA) is devoted to educating its members and the public about intellectual property and its protection under the law. NJIPLA includes hundreds of practicing intellectual property attorneys, patent agents, law students, and interested individuals primarily from New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Connecticut.
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| MENTORSHIP PROGRAM NJIPLA’s mentorship program seeks to connect members at different stages of their careers with a shared focus in the IP field to facilitate a cohesive organization through meaningful conversations and professional relationships. Attorneys with approximately 10 years or more experience qualify to serve as a mentor. Those considered to be mentees, meanwhile, are attorneys, typically law firm associates, in-house counsel, and law clerks, in the early stages in their careers. We also welcome IP-interested students from local New Jersey, New York, Philadelphia, and Delaware law schools for pairings with attorneys that would otherwise be a mentee. In collaboration with the Patent Office’s pro bono initiatives and Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts, pairings may also seek to work together on pro bono matters subject to each of their employer’s processes. Thank you for your interest in this mentorship program! To become a mentor or mentee, please complete the registration form below and select the email icon. Any questions may be directed to Mark Anania, Carl Minniti, and Judah Bellin. | Upcoming events
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