AMS Staffing

Role Description We are seeking an experienced Trademark Attorney to support a busy intellectual property regional law firm on a remote, contract basis with the potential for extension and/or conversion to a permanent role. This position is ideal for a highly responsive, client-focused attorney with strong experience in trademark prosecution, clearance, and portfolio management who can operate independently in a fast-paced environment. - Represent applicants and registrants before the USPTO, Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB), and U.S. Copyright Office - Conduct and analyze high-volume trademark clearance searches - Draft and deliver clear, practical legal opinions and risk assessments - Manage domestic and international trademark portfolios - Handle all aspects of trademark prosecution, including filings, office actions, and responses - Provide strategic guidance to clients to support branding and business objectives - Represent clients in UDRP domain name dispute proceedings - Collaborate with partners and clients in a responsive, professional, and deadline-driven environment Estimated workload: 30–40 hours per week, though hours are not guaranteed and may vary based on demand. Qualifications - 6+ years of direct trademark and intellectual property experience - Substantial experience with: - USPTO trademark prosecution - TTAB proceedings - UDRP matters - Copyright Office filings and representation - Strong background in clearance searching and legal opinion writing - Experience managing trademark portfolios for multiple clients - Proven ability to work independently in a high-volume practice - Strong communication skills with an emphasis on clarity, responsiveness, and client service - Demonstrated professional maturity and ability to manage competing deadlines Requirements - Bachelor’s degree required - Remote role (U.S.-based; candidate must be licensed and reside in a state where the firm maintains or supports practice requirements) - Locations: Austin, Boston, Charleston, Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Harrisburg, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville, New York, Newark, Orange County (Irvine), Palo Alto, Pittsburgh, Portland, Raleigh, Charlotte/Research Triangle Park, San Francisco, Seattle, Washington, D.C., and Wilmington. Benefits - AMS will pay $500 should the person you refer gets hired

Role Description The Public Benefits Paralegal supports clients and families seeking or maintaining long-term care benefits, particularly Medicaid. This position is responsible for managing the application process from intake through approval, coordinating renewals annually, and ensuring that all necessary legal and financial documents are complete, accurate, and submitted on time. The Public Benefits Paralegal also collaborates with the estate planning team when documents such as powers of attorney or trusts are needed to support a Medicaid plan. This is a client-facing role that requires empathy, organization, persistence, and discretion. The ideal candidate is comfortable interpreting financial documents, explaining complex requirements to clients, and managing deadlines related to government agency timelines. Qualifications - At least 1–2 years of experience working with public benefits or Medicaid preferred - Paralegal certificate or related degree strongly preferred - Strong understanding of financial documentation and benefit eligibility rules - High level of professionalism, discretion, and compassion in client interactions - Strong organizational and time management skills, with a focus on deadlines - Clear written and verbal communication skills - Proficiency with Microsoft Office, case management systems (e.g., Clio), and digital file organization tools - Ability to manage multiple active cases at various stages of development Requirements - Prepare and submit Medicaid applications in coordination with supervising attorney - Guide clients through the process of gathering financial records, medical expense data, and personal documents - Review and organize application packets for completeness and accuracy - Track case timelines and follow up on pending documents or agency responses - Maintain accurate, up-to-date files in the firm’s case management system (e.g., Clio) - Maintain a renewal calendar for all approved Medicaid clients - Communicate with clients well in advance of renewal deadlines to gather updated financial information - Prepare and submit renewal applications or verifications in accordance with agency requirements - Ensure continued eligibility and avoid benefit disruption due to administrative issues - Serve as primary point of contact for clients navigating Medicaid and long-term care benefits - Clearly explain documentation requirements, application steps, and next actions - Communicate empathetically with families under stress while maintaining professionalism - Schedule and conduct review calls or in-person meetings to prepare files for submission - Respond to follow-up inquiries from clients and agencies with efficiency and accuracy - Coordinate with estate planning paralegal to ensure timely drafting of required planning documents (e.g., powers of attorney, irrevocable trusts, or personal services contracts) for Medicaid eligibility - Work closely with attorneys to confirm eligibility strategies and legal compliance - Coordinate with financial institutions, facilities, and government caseworkers as needed - Communicate internally about file status and next steps to ensure firm-wide visibility Benefits - $50K - $65K annually - Remote work environment - Permanent / Fulltime position - AMS will pay $500 should the person you refer gets hired