Intellectual Property Law Intern
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Step 2: Submit Your Task(s)
You will be assigned weekly tasks to complete. Submit them on time to earn your certificate.
Step 3: Your task(s) will be evaluated
Your tasks will be evaluated by our team. You will receive feedback and suggestions for improvement.
Step 4: Receive your Certificate
Once you complete your tasks, you will receive a certificate of completion. This certificate will be a valuable addition to your resume.
About this Internship
Learn trademark, copyright, patent, and intellectual property protection through practical work-from-home activities.
Tasks and Duties
Week 1-2: Trademark Search & Registrability Report
Summary
Research a fictional brand name and prepare a trademark analysis.
Objective
Create a fictional brand name for a business.
Search publicly available trademark information for similar marks.
Identify the suitable trademark class and possible registration concerns.
Submit a 2–3 page trademark search report.
Week 3-4: Copyright Analysis & Licensing Note
Summary
Study copyright ownership and licensing using a fictional creative work.
Objective
Create a fictional situation involving artwork, software, video, or written content.
Identify who owns the copyright and what rights are involved.
Explain what permission or licence may be required.
Submit the analysis with basic draft licence terms.
Week 5-6: Patent Landscape Study
Summary
Study patents in a selected technology area and identify major trends.
Objective
Select one technology area such as AI, batteries, software, or medical devices.
Find at least ten relevant patents or patent applications from public databases.
Create a spreadsheet with patent number, title, owner, and technology summary.
Submit the spreadsheet with a short trend analysis report.
Week 7-8: IP Infringement Analysis
Summary
Analyse a fictional intellectual property infringement dispute.
Objective
Create a fictional trademark, copyright, or patent infringement situation.
Identify the right involved and explain why infringement may have occurred.
Study possible defences and available legal remedies.
Submit a 3–4 page infringement analysis report.