02 sep
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Trademarkia
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Ciudad de México
02 sep
Trademarkia
Ciudad de México
Trademark Watch & Litigation Analyst — U.S. Intellectual Property
Location: Mexico City, Mexico
Compensation: MXN $20,000–$25,000 per month, depending on experience
Position: Full-Time
Language: Professional English required
We are seeking a highly analytical and detail-oriented Trademark Watch & Litigation Analyst in Mexico City to support a growing U.S. intellectual property practice.
This is an unusual opportunity for someone interested in the intersection of trademarks, brand protection, investigation, and U.S. litigation .
You will help our attorneys review trademark watch reports, investigate potentially infringing uses of our clients' trademarks, and identify situations that may warrant enforcement or litigation in the United States.
What You Will DoTrademark Watch & Brand Protection
You will regularly review trademark watch reports identifying potentially conflicting trademark applications and uses.
Your responsibilities will include
- Reviewing U.S. trademark watch reports
- Identifying potentially confusing or infringing trademarks
- Researching the companies and individuals behind potentially conflicting marks
- Reviewing websites, products, services, trademark filings, and other publicly available information
- Organizing evidence and documenting your findings
- Preparing concise summaries for review by U.S. attorneys
- Helping attorneys prioritize matters requiring further investigation or enforcement
Plaintiff-Side Litigation Development You will also help us grow our U.S. plaintiff-side trademark enforcement and litigation practice.
This includes
- Reviewing potential trademark infringement situations
- Conducting preliminary factual research
- Identifying potentially significant infringement matters
- Researching potential defendants and their businesses
- Gathering and organizing publicly available evidence
- Helping attorneys evaluate the commercial significance of potential disputes
- Maintaining organized pipelines of potential enforcement matters
- Assisting with preparation of internal case summaries and attorney review materials
You will not provide U.S. legal advice or independently make legal determinations. Final legal analysis, client advice, enforcement decisions, and litigation strategy will be handled by licensed U.S. attorneys. Who We're Looking For The adecuado candidate has:
- A law degree, legal studies background, or meaningful legal/paralegal experience in Mexico
- Excellent written and spoken English
- Strong research and analytical skills
- Exceptional attention to detail
- The ability to review large amounts of information and identify what matters
- Strong organizational skills
- Good judgment and professional ethics
- Comfort working with technology and online research tools
- An interest in trademarks, intellectual property, investigations, or litigation
Prior experience with trademarks, intellectual property, litigation, legal research, or U.S. law firms is strongly preferred but not required for an exceptional candidate. What Makes This Role Interesting
This is not primarily an administrative legal-assistant position.
You will learn how U.S. attorneys evaluate potential trademark infringement and enforcement matters and will play an important role in finding and developing potential cases.
Over time, a successful person in this position can develop significant expertise in:
- U.S. trademark law
- Trademark monitoring
- Online infringement investigations
- Brand protection
- Litigation analysis
- Plaintiff-side case development
We are looking for someone who is curious, diligent, commercially minded, and genuinely interested in figuring things out .
Compensation
MXN $20,000–$25,000 per month , depending on experience and qualifications.
We are particularly interested in candidates who want to develop specialized expertise in U.S. intellectual property and grow with the practice over the long term.
📌 Trademark Watch & Litigation Analyst — U.S. Intellectual Property (Ciudad de México)
🏢 Trademarkia
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