Advise our clients on how to approach patent litigation as part of Latham & Watkins’ Intellectual Property Litigation team
Are you interested in learning more about a career in Intellectual Property Litigation? Do you want to learn more about what it’s actually like working at a global law firm? If so, this program is a great fit for you!
At Latham & Watkins, we make it a priority to offer quality mentorship and training to lawyers and those beginning their law careers. During this program you will have the chance to get a glimpse into what a career at Latham & Watkins is like. As you complete the modules, you will take part in meaningful and relevant projects that showcase the compelling work done at our firm while also solidifying the top skills you will need to succeed as a lawyer.
We hope this program will act as a great resource for you as you navigate your law career and explore different areas of practice.
Join our program today. It begins with you!
This program was created by Latham & Watkins as an educational tool. The information contained on this platform should not be construed as legal advice. Should further analysis or explanation of the subject matter be required, please contact the lawyer with whom you normally consult. The invitation to contact is not a solicitation for legal work under the laws of any jurisdiction in which Latham lawyers are not authorized to practice.
This program is self-paced. It takes approximately 3-4 hours to complete.
Skills Learned:
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Anatomy of a Patent
Identify the parts of a Patent.- Patent Law
- Patent Documentation
- Patent Claims
- Patent Illustration
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Selecting the Forum for Patent Disputes
Help our clients select the most appropriate forum for protecting their patent rights.- Patent Litigation
- Patent Law
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Distinguishing Patent Prosecution and Patent Litigation
Understanding how to categorize assignments that arise in Patent Practice.- Patent Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- Patent Management
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Email a Summary of a Patent to the Partner
Analyzing and discussing a patent.- Patent Analysis
- Patent Communication
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Conducting a Prior Art Search
Learning how to locate the best prior art.- Information Retrieval
- Patent Research
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Patent Litigation Timelines
Determine the period for events in a patent litigation dispute.- Patent Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- Civil Procedure
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Finish Line
