Foreign Attorney (LL.M. Berkeley) | Just Took CA Bar | Seeking Post-Bar Opportunities in IP, Tech & Entertainment Law

Foreign Attorney (LL.M. Berkeley) | Recently Passed CA Bar | Looking for Opportunities in IP, Tech & Entertainment Law

Hello everyone,

Since completing my degree, I have been engaged in drafting policy papers on IP, AI, and data protection for an international non-profit organization. Prior to that, I served as a trademark and copyright attorney in my home country, advising clients in sectors such as fashion, cosmetics, gaming, and music.

I am currently exploring opportunities in Los Angeles and throughout California in the fields of entertainment, IP, and tech law. I would greatly appreciate any advice, connections, or insights you may have about the job market.

Thank you!

Best,
Calyinia

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  1. Hi Calyinia,

    Congratulations on completing your LL.M. and taking the CA Bar! With your impressive background in intellectual property, entertainment law, and your specific focus on AI regulation, you have a unique skill set that is increasingly relevant in today’s legal landscape.

    Here are a few suggestions that might help you in your job search:

    1. Networking: Leverage platforms like LinkedIn to connect with professionals in the IP, tech, and entertainment law industries. Don’t hesitate to reach out for informational interviews; many attorneys are willing to share insights and advice.

    2. Job Boards: Keep an eye on legal job boards like LawJobs, Indeed, or specific sites dedicated to entertainment and tech law. Additionally, organizations such as the International Trademark Association (INTA) or local bar associations often have job listings.

    3. Professional Associations: Join relevant professional organizations such as the California Bar Association’s IP and Entertainment Law sections. Attending events and seminars can help you meet potential employers and gain insights into the industry.

    4. Legal Internships/Volunteer Positions: Consider applying for internships or volunteer positions even if you’ve graduated. These can provide valuable experience in the local legal market and may lead to full-time opportunities.

    5. Mentorship: Seek out a mentor in your areas of interest. A mentor can provide guidance, introduce you to key contacts, and help you navigate the job market.

    I wish you all the best in your search! Your passion for the field and diverse experience will surely lead you to exciting opportunities.

    Best,
    [Your Name]

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