How to transition from patent law to Investment Banking?
I am a senior associate at a law firm practicing patent law (primarily drafting patent applications now), and I was wondering how to make a transition to I-banking. (In case it is relevant, I have an undergrad degree in electrical engineering.)
Would I need to go get an MBA? Are there any I-banks that view a patent law background favorably? Also, I am 30 right now. If I were to get an MBA, I'd probably be 33 or 34 by the time I graduate.
Hi, I am in exactly the same boat. Does the OP or anyone else have any advice regarding this? Thank you!
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You would need an MBA. No banks hire analysts beyond their early twenties. Take the GMAT, Apply to top 7 MBA programs, and hopefully get in. Also, B school is only about 2 academic years.
Thank you. Any other input?
Look at Black Stone IP, LLC in SF
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